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Due to Covid, a celebration of Keith’s life will be planned at a later date.
RACINE (formerly of West Bend and Milwaukee) – Keith A. Shannon II passed away unexpectedly at home December 7, 2021 at the age of 58. Born in Jefferson, WI on November 5, 1963, he was the son of Keith Arthur and Betty Ann (nee Tessman) Shannon.
Keith graduated West Bend East High School, attended UW-La Crosse, and graduated from UW-Milwaukee. He lived his adult life in Milwaukee and worked for Peak Computer Services, recently moving to Racine to be closer to family. Keith had a passion for biking, classic films and television shows. He was deeply compassionate toward animals, and cherished spending time with his pet rabbits and family. He was devout in his faith, and was very involved with his church and their activities.
Keith is survived by his mother, Betty Ann Shannon of West Bend; his siblings, Kelly Shannon of Milwaukee, Kim (Nick Iuanow) Shannon of Alpharetta, GA, Kathleen (Paul Lambert) Shannon of Seattle, WA; his brother, Klay (Joette) Shannon of Racine; his nieces and nephews, Grace Shannon, Jack and Ian Lambert, and Quinn and Liam Shannon; as well as his extended family and friends. Keith was preceded in death by his father, Keith A. Shannon in 1978.
Due to Covid, a celebration of Keith’s life will be planned at a later date.
Sue Ballweg says
I am so so sorry to hear about Kieth. It’s a great loss. Thoughts and prayers for you and family.
Sue (Kostroski) and Rich Ballweg
Kathy Carruthers says
Dear Betty and family,
I am so very, very sorry.
It is almost impossible to imagine your loss and devastating to know it’s real. I’ll remember our time in Jefferson forever. Keith had a kind and magical soul. You are all in my heart and in my prayers.
Jacki Carruthers Balint says
I am devastated by this news. I send love and condolences to the Shannon family. This is a tragic loss.
Mac Milleur says
Keith will be missed, a softball teammate and friend. Thank you Lord Jesus we will see him in glory.
Mike Bunzel says
RIP Keith , You were our Mercy Hill Softball Team catcher for several seasons . You always did your best and brought a great attitude to the team.
Phil Martinez (Mercy Hill Church) says
My heart breaks to hear about Keith’s passing. However, I’m at peace knowing that he is with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. One of our last conversations we had was about Keith’s assurance and peace when it comes to his relationship with Christ.
My condolences, praying for the family.
Sandy (Jahn) Svitak says
I am so sorry to hear of Skeeter’s passing. He was always a gentle soul. God be with his family.
Todd Ferguson says
Dear Aunt Betty and Family,
We are so sorry to hear of Keith’s passing, we will be keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.
Todd and Susan Ferguson
Patty Wood and Duane Latsch. says
Sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you.
Julie Latsch Hedberg. JoAnn's youngest daughter says
I barely remember you skeeter but still am so sad that you have left us so soon. Goodbye cousin and hope you find peace.
Grace Mora says
My condolences to the family. May God Rest his soul. Keith is in God’s hands now.
Sally Warren (Tessman) says
Aunt Betty and my cousins, I am so shocked and heartbroken to hear of Keith’s passing! I will keep all of you in my prayers. Skeet and I had been able to meet up a few times this year and I feel very lucky to have rekindled our good times growing up. We laughed so hard we had tears in our eyes. I have such wonderful memories. I am so sad as I’m sure you all are. I’m really going to miss him. Love and hugs.
Norma Lyman says
I can’t express how sad and sorry I am at this news. I’ve known your family for so many years and just last week got a update on all of you, Everything seemed so good and your Mom was happy about Keith’s move. You’re a wonderful family.
Peggy Kostroski says
Dear Aunt Betty, Kelly, Kathleen, Kim and Klay:
So sorry to hear of Keith’s passing. He was too young and full of life to go so soon. Hugs and prayers are with all of you, so difficult to imagine your pain and loss.
Steve Suess says
Keith was such a good friend and blessed the lives of also many people over the years with unique sincerity and kindness. He will be greatly missed, praying for the family’s healing and comfort.