Richard Keller Obituary, Death – A tribute to the life and legacy of Richard Keller, Richard “Rich” Wayne Keller, who resided in Freeland, Michigan, is being paid in the form of an obituary and death notice for Richard Keller. On Friday, February 2, 2024, a man who was cherished as a father, grandpa, great-grandfather, son, brother, uncle, and friend went away unexpectedly at his residence. The age of the man was 58. Saginaw, Michigan was the location where Richard Wayne Keller was born on June 16, 1965.
His parents were Ronald Keller and Susan (Schmidt) Keller. Within the construction industry, Rich has had a variety of positions over the course of his career.
He considered being a caring and devoted father, grandfather, and great-grandfather to be the most important and beloved role of his entire life. He treasured and cherished this role above all others. His children were the source of his greatest happiness and the brightness of his life.
Rich is a devoted football enthusiast who never missed an opportunity to show his support for his favorite teams, the University of Michigan and the Detroit Lions. In addition to that, he enjoyed watching WWE wrestling, particularly WrestleMania, and playing fantasy football.
For the entirety of his life, Rich was a coin collector in addition to being a collector of a wide variety of comic books. Having a BBQ was one of Rich’s favorite things to do, especially at his house, because it was a great way to unite his family and friends and have a nice time.
Going fishing in the northern regions was his small slice of heaven, but he also enjoyed fishing in the local area with his children and grandchildren. In spite of the fact that he had a tendency to be obstinate and tough, he will be remembered for all time as a kind and caring father and grandfather, for always having a good time and being fun, and for actually living a fantastic life that was filled with a lot of memories and stories.
Both of the children are still alive: Bonnie Green of Saginaw; Richard Keller Jr. of Saginaw; four grandchildren: Gage and Chase Wilson of Saginaw; Aryanna and Olivia Keller of Saginaw; two great-grandchildren: AuBriana and Alena Wilson of Saginaw; parents, Ron and Jane Keller of Standish; a brother and three sisters: Mike (Penny) Keller of Saginaw; Tara (Lee) Garcia of FL; Tracy (Rick) Shreve of Standish; Tammy (Craig) Warren of Standish.
There are also a large number of nieces and nephews, as well as a personal friend named Randy Smith, and a large number of friends and extended family members that have survived. The Sanchez family, which included his mother and stepfather, Susan and Jessie Sanchez, passed away before him.
The wishes of Richard have been honored, and the cremation has taken place. Rich’s life will be commemorated at a later time through a celebration of his life. As an alternative to sending flowers, individuals who are planning to express their condolences may choose to consider making a memorial contribution to the Keller family.
