GO FUND ME – KEITH ADAMS' FAMILY

Keith Adams passed away on December 16, 2023, at age 80, after a sudden, month-long battle with melanoma. His death has left a void that will be felt far and wide in the Northwest communities that he impacted and served. His passing is a huge loss for his immediate family that loved and relied on him.

Keith diligently worked his entire life to provide for his large family, enjoying 59 years of marriage to his bride Sandy. They were blessed with 9 children, 15 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren.

Keith and Sandy have been raising two of their dear grandchildren for the last 10 years and have provided a safe and loving home for them. To meet this challenging situation, Keith continued to work into his retirement years to ensure that the needs of this responsibility were covered. They have two mortgages on the house, and with the loss of Keith's income, Sandy has no other source to meet their ongoing daily needs for food, clothing and housing.

Keith was an extremely outgoing, gregarious guy who always blessed others with his time and talent. He had a large and generous heart and was constantly seeking how to bring betterment to the world around him. He was a master connector of people and brought together those with diverse interests and skills to their astonishment and delight. Keith never met a stranger and proclaimed the name of Jesus to whomever he spoke. His influence had a long-reach throughout Washington state and beyond and included people of all colors, creeds and religious persuasions.

His most recent passion had been protecting the children of Washington state with a solid, basic and unadulterated education. He felt the need keenly and worked tirelessly on it. He will be remembered for this and for his many other thoughtful deeds and acts of genuine compassion.

Please consider this opportunity to give back to Keith’s family, honoring his legacy for all the good he did on behalf of others. Your donation will go directly to Sandy for the critical needs of raising her two grandchildren and providing them much-needed housing.