Sad to read of his passing. He was well loved. I spoke to his mom and brother on 911 to let them know Keith was safe and sound. He was working in the Towers that day. They were elated and praying for him that day...you could feel the love and relief through the phone line.🙏

I knew Kieth during the Old Hook Exxon Hog Penny Tavern Days. We Rode together, laughed and partied. Life sends you in different directions and we lost contact. If you had the good fortune to know him you had a true friend. I've never forgotten him and thought of him often over the years and still can hear his infectious laugh. I have no doubt he was warmly welcomed to eternity. Rest In Peace.

Brother, it was an honor and a privilege to be friends with you. Met you in the summer 1976 when you worked at Old Hook Exxon and I worked at Westwood Shell. You came across the street to talk to Joey Keough and I was introduced to you. Rest in peace until I see you again.

Carol, sorry I just heard about Keith, he was a GOOD MAN and I know THAT he will be MISSED! God BLESS 
JOHNNY O 

In the mid 1970's Keith had one of the best record collections in town (and supporting sound system) that he shared with friends in the basement of his parent's home. What an education! What a precious gift!
Keith embodied the spirit of the season during which he left;  happy, thoughtful, kind-hearted, and generous. He was an Irish-American story teller at heart. His own story will continue through his beloved and beautiful wife, children, family, and those privileged to have been a friend.


I smiled the whole time reading peoples comments and especially the pictures of Keith's life. He knew how to live and enjoy life and always his sweet wit would make anyone feel welcome. Gone way too soon,  me and my family love and will really miss you Keith! Xo

I loved Keith's smile, his laugh, his loyalty to family and friends, his help, his kindness and the stories he could tell!  To say we'll miss him does not even begin to cover it.  But I do know that every time I hear a Harley in the wind, it will be Ray and Keith (Raymour and Flanigan).

Uncle Fuzzy - I am going to miss you so much. I just saw you in October and I can not believe that was the last time I would ever see you again. I'll always remember your voice and your laugh.  Most of my childhood summer days were spent at your pool with my dad. Those are some of my favorite childhood memories that I will forever cherish. I pray for your family during this trying time. Until we meet again 

So shocked to hear Keith passed away! My family has known Keith since we were in our early twenties!  Also the father of my nephew Danny. Always will remember all the wonderful memories we all had growing up! Some of the best ones was when he worked at the gas station or those fun barbecues. 
Rest my dear friend until we see you again!
Love Joan Rini (Peck Family)❤️

Keith my brother!!! You always made me feel good when we spoke. You were a funny and kind soul. I always looked forward to seeing you at the picnic. 

Gonna miss you old friend 🍀

Rest easy 

What a privilege  to know Keith. A man with a big  heart and a big laugh, A best friend....I hope their is a pool in heaven!... RIP my friend ....

I will always remember your smile, infectious laugh and the kindness you bestowed upon your friends.  You will be missed.  Rest In Peace in heaven, God is blessed to have you in his kingdom.

goodbye my friend, I know you will always be with me with the amazing memories of all the good times. The world was a better place because of you. 

OBITUARY

Keith J. Flanagan

December 11, 1957 – December 21, 2019

Becker Funeral Home

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