Mr. Keith Nett

TJ Freeman is organizing this fundraiser on behalf of Amanda Nett.

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On Thursday March 14th, we lost a big part of our Berry Brothers Family, but Heaven gained an amazing man, in the passing of Mr. Keith Nett. Keith had been battling cancer for the past 2 years. There isn’t enough time in the day to explain how much of a positive impact this man has made on so many lives, especially within our Berry Brothers family.

Keith gave cancer all he could. He fought until his very last breath. Keith is survived by his lovely Wife Amanda Nett, son Jordan Nett and Daughter Carrie Williams. With the prolonged fight with cancer, unfortunately a lot of medical bills accumulated. We are creating this GoFundMe account to support Keith’s amazing family any way we can. Any donations will be greatly appreciated.

Keith has been employed with Berry Brothers since November 2010. He originally started working with us in the HSE Department in North Louisiana where he was our HSE lead in that area. Over time, it was decided that Keith’s expertise was needed in the West Texas Region, as that division was expanding. Since then, Keith has been our HSE Lead in the West Texas Region, being a huge asset to our team. Keith has done everything that Berry Brothers has asked, whether it was field coverage, hiring, writing standard operating procedures, policy development, developing training, etc. The list goes on and on. There is one thing for certain, Mr. Nett is irreplaceable.

When writing this, there is so many positive attributes Keith had. Whether he liked it or not, he was a people magnet as his office was always full. He joked all the time saying he was not a people person, but we all saw through that. When making my trips to West Texas, I selfishly always planned my trip around times when Keith was out there, as I too found myself wanting to be in his presence. He was a poised leader, decisive, hard worker but above all that, he was just an amazing human being. We are all going to miss the times we had with Keith but, one thing is for certain, his legacy will carry on within our organization for years to come.

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