Brother Keith! 

I miss you at the SCV meetings and activities! God Bless You! I pray that I will see you again when I meet You in Heaven!!!!

Matt Stewart

I am deeply saddened by the loss of Keith. He played music with my Dad. Sometimes, I got to listen to them rehearse. Keith was a Vietnam Veteran. I will miss him.  My thoughts and prayers with Betty and his children and grand children.

Those we love don’t go away, They walk beside us every day, unseen, unheard, but always near, Still loved, still missed and very dear.

I send my sympathy to Betty and family.  I played golf with Keith when he played with our group the "Go-Getters".  We enjoyed getting to know Keith.  He was a fun loving, kind man who never complained about his difficult treatments. was courteous, and polite to all of us who was privileged to get to know him.  May he Rest in Peace.

To Keith's Family,
Betty it was so nice when we used to meet at Kure Beach and play Rook with you and Keith. Fishing with him on the pier never had a dull moment. We LOVED Keith and he always warmed our hearts. We always loved hearing him play the guitar and sing. We thank God for the opportunity to know Keith. He was a dear friend.We are so saddened by Keith's passing and pray for your comfort in this time of mourning. 
With Love,
Vee & Bee

I am deeply saddened at the Passing of my Friend Keith. Keith was a very generous and good Man. He was in the SCV with me and I always enjoyed chatting with him. He was a great musical Performer I enjoyed hearing him sing Dixie! He will be missed and I am praying for the Family.  I am sure Keith is at the Foot of the Creator the God of the ages!

Matt Stewart
Conover NC

to the lynch family i would like to say i am so sorry for your loss keith was a very nice man i would sit with keith at the ymca and we would talk with each other and i did hear him play his guitar and he can really play i met keith at the ymca and betty and they are both great people and again i am very sorry the loss of keith i will miss him very much   sincerely  brian denne 

Deepest sympathy to Betty and all of Keith's family.  Your video  was beautiful.  I remember early school years when we were kids at Conover Elementary.  May you find comfort and peace during this time of loss.
Sincerely,
Donna Pope Ervin

To the Family of Keith Lynch,
I worked with Keith at Hanes for many years. He was such a character! Always had a story to tell, and a smile on his face. Makes me smile just thinking about it. Hold tight to those wonderful memories. 

Keith was my first grade sweet hear and we went to Freshman dance together. He use to practice with his band in his brother Jerry's basement  which was a few houses up from where I lived and a little over 10 years ago Betty, Keith and I reconnected and I went to listen to him play sometimes again. Keith knew how to tell a story and you didn't need to talk because your job was listening.
when he found out about the cancer his youngest son and his wife had their little girl. I'm not sure how old she is (4 or 5) but they were real tight. He hatted leaving Betty but he was at peace with the time he was given and has now joined the rest of his family in Heaven. 
Rest in peace Keith'

                                  Catherine Fox

Me and my wife love fishing off the pier at Kure Beach and this is where we met Keith. He was a very friendly and generous person not to mention he loved to talk and was a great musician. He and my wife were pretty evenly matched on the talking part. We instantly became friends. As we were fishing it was very slow on catching anything. Keith then pulled out a little fishing alarm bell that you place on your rod so if a fish bit and shook the rod tip the bell would ring. He began ringing the bell shouting, "Dinner Time", come and get it! He had hardly put the bell back in his tackle box when all of a sudden the spots started biting and we were catching two at a time. WOW, we had a great time!! I told Keith I was going to have to get me one of those and he said, hold on, I have an extra one you can have. I still have the little bell in my tackle box. That was in October 2006, Fourteen years ago. Thank you Keith for all the wonderful memories we shared.

At Richard’s Coffee Shop with his granddaughter Sophia. Keith was my favorite.  A dear friend that will be sorely missed!

OBITUARY

Keith Todd Lynch

March 14, 1948 – January 27, 2021

Drum Funeral Home - Conover

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