Keith.  I am so very sorry about the passing of your Dad. That picture is the face I always remember

Foster Family,
 I got to know your dad in the last 6 years and what a joy that was.  He loved my wife's "ranch beans" and a couple days before every Kool April Nights he would stop by my office just to make sure she was making them again for the cruise.  But more importantly, he would stop by just to say hi and ask how I was doing and he would chat for 10-15 minutes and head on his way.  I used to really enjoy his company.  Thanks for sharing him with us, he will be missed.  Doug & Liz Juenke

Keith has left us with so many wonderful memories.  Keith was with my husband the day we met, going down the Interstate.  Two 18-wheelers and one souped up Nova. That was September 1979.  My husband and Keith were "old school" truck drivers.  Cowboy's of the open road.  I remember Keith running out of coffee on our regular run up and down the West Coast. No time to stop, so at 60 mph I handed Keith our coffee thermos out the window, running down the Interstate. We thought nothing of it at the time and now I realize those are the memories that were special and will never fade, by golly.  I could go on and on. I will always remember how I wished I could eat like Keith. I can't tell you how much that man could eat in one sitting at a truckstop.  It was just unbelievable, and he never seemed to gain an ounce.  He always wore cowboy boots, I never saw him in anything else.  I always wished we didn't live so far apart after he retired.  We hope he knows now, how often we talked about him and thought about him in the years since he retired from driving.  I can still here him laughing...........and it is comforting.  We love you Keith, we always have.  We have been missing you long before you passed on.  We can only pray that heaven has 12 inch stacks. Love, John & Ronnie

Great Picture of Keith, He will be missed. I will miss all of the funny stories he would tell. I really enjoyed the meals we had together, and the fellowship we shared. Shawnee and I will be praying for you all, and for the loss of Keith. We can all rejoice that he is now in heaven with Jesus. 

                                                        Love Jim and Shawnee Putnam

Kristine and Family,
Every single time I met your Dad he had a smile on his face.  He fought the good fight and he finished well.  May our Lord comfort you today and in the days ahead.  Much love from the Dotson Family.

Keith will live on in the words he said, the lives he touched, and in the happiness felt every time we remember him. He was an amazing man, a loving husband to my sister Karen, a wonderful father to Keith and Kristine, and to me a brother of the heart.

I had the great pleasure of working with Keith Sr. At Axner Excavating, Inc.  He was simply the sweetest kindest man with the best laugh ever.   Love to the Foster family, sincerely the Tunin Family

Karen I am so sorry to hear about your loss. It was so fun to see you at Laura's wedding. Charlene always talked about the strong love between you and Keith. You were so blessed to have 53 wonderful years together. I hope those wonderful memories give you comfort.
Debbie Keadle

Heavenly Father, we bow to your will in taking our brother back into your arm. We pray your comfort into the grieving. Thank you for your perfect will.

Uncle Keith was a great man he and I had some good talks when I was in my teens and early twenties. If it had not been for those talks my life might have been quite different. We will miss him

I'm so sorry I never personally met your father, Kristine, but thanks to your loving tribute, I know I would have liked him!  I am praying God will comfort you and your family in your time of mourning, but our loss is Heaven's gain.

OBITUARIO

Keith Fredrick Foster

16 marzo, 1943 – 12 marzo, 2016

McDonald's Chapel & Redding Memorial Park

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