Keith gave me my first Canon fax machine order as a O.E. Canon salesperson, during his time at Sealy. That was 34 years ago. He was incredibly kind to a new salesperson fresh out of university. We continued to have many good conversations over the years as I'd check in once in a while. Thank you Keith! Rest in peace friend! Brent H

It feels like we just reconnected, yet you’ve left a lasting mark on my life. Tidbits about my father’s side of the family, your legendary generosity, indulgence of my poor sense of direction and your appreciation for fine food was a constant delight. I’ll miss our long talks—about everything from work to love, family to food—and, of course, your infectious laughter. As I make your signature Christmas cake next month, I’ll savor every bite and think of you, your wisdom, and your legacy of love. Peace, Rest well, Cuz.

Dear Heide, Annemarie, Rudi, Shacqier, Maia, siblings, God bless you all as you mourn our brother Keith. Praise God for Keith's life. Our family was invited often over to the Shrouder home for a good meal and at Christmas parties, we always heard a band in the music room too. Erin Mills Baptist Church was blessed for his organ and piano playing and choir leading. I wonder what organ Keith will be playing up yonder! My deepest condolences, Krista McGinn (studying Masters of Music, 2nd year of piano in UCalgary, AB)

I'm sorry we didn't have more time together, Keith, but I'm grateful for the moments we shared. In that brief time, you imparted so much about my Dad and our family, and I will always cherish that. As I gaze at our photos, I remember your warmth, kindness and twinkling eyes, and I am confident we'll meet again in the Resurrection. So sleep well my dear cousin until we meet again. Love Marlene