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Robert Keaton
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Robert Wayne “Bob” Keaton, 58, died in his sleep November 14, 2010 in Ft. Pierce, Florida.
Bob was born in Charleston, West Virginia and moved to Ft. Pierce 51 years ago.
He worked for Bellsouth for 34 years before retirement as a lineman. He was a member of the Bellsouth Pioneers, member of Westside Baptist Church and was very active in the Chili Cook Offs. He loved being with his grandchildren and nieces and nephews and loved gourmet cooking and teaching others to cook.
Survivors include his wife of 17 years, Jeanne Keaton of White City, FL; mother, Mary E. Keaton of Ft. Pierce, FL; son, Kenneth Keaton of Sebastian, FL; daughters, Amy Case of Naples, FL, Stacey White of Atlanta, GA and Kiley Wood of Trenton, FL; brothers, Raymond Keaton of Minot, ND and Michael Keaton of Ft. Pierce, FL; sisters, Cynthia Schottie of Minot, ND and Shirley Batsche of Ft. Pierce, FL; grandchildren, Shelby White, Taylor Dean, Kameron Keaton, Alaina Brown, Karissa Keaton, Kalena Keaton, and Bryce White and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father, Harold Keaton.
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Carl "Doc" McKinney
I am sorry to hear Bob passed, I had a good time talking to him for quite a while at the reunion and so glad I did. Bob was a cool dude and a good friend, we will all miss him.
Nancy Pyles (Adams)
So sorry to hear of Bob's passing; may he now rest in peace.
Elaine Camacho
I am so sorry of Bob's passing - my sympathy goes out to all of the family members
Linda Allred
MY PRAYERS GOES OUT TO THE FAMILY. GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU. LINDA ALLREDDebbie Hutson (Gunn)
I am so sorry to hear of Bob passing..I remember he was such a nice guy in school..Prayers are going up for him and his family..Debbie Hutson Gunn
Sharon Deitz (Gillette)
It is always sad to hear that one of our classmates is gone. We shared so many years together and now one of our "family" is missing. May God Bless Bob's family at this time with peace as He holds them in His arms.
Kathy Simmons
I am so sorry to hear of Bob's passing and will keep his family close to my heart and in my prayers during this very difficult time.
Mark Walters
Again we are reminded we don't know the day when we are called home. May we all experience true joy and fulfillment in our lives.
Richard Parker
Bob will be missed. Life takes us all in different directions and along the way we all touch lives; some in a small way and other in ways greater than we know. It is obvious that Bob touched lives by the number of calssmates who have remembered him here. May we all make the most of the days God has given us on this earth.
Rest in peace my friend
Kathy Parker (Green)
Bobby and I rode the same school bus and lived in Lakewood Park. I was friends with his sister as well. Bobby has been called home and now living in a peace we will know one day. God Bless you Bobby.