Obituaries

Kristi,Dana, and Katy I am so sorry for your unexpected loss. The Stormer family (Joe, Millie, Larry, Keith and Rick) are my family and brothers from a different mother. I spent many hours, days and my adolescent life "breaking bread," at the Stormer household. I spent most of the major holidays at the Stormer household. At Thanksgiving we would have our annual Thanksgiving "Turkey Bowl Game," (rain or snow). Mike and Keith influenced my decision to learn to ice skate (although I never saw anyone like me on the ice. Even in the NHL). Because of the singular love showed to me from the Stormer family (during my difficult times) I can truly say I personally understand the lyrics in the song 🎵 "I never walked alone." Kristi, Dana, Katy know when you walk through "the wind and rain," of life, and though your dreams maybe tossed (for the moment) and shaken. "You will never walk alone." Ricky Elvord

Kristi, Dana, Katy and extended family - Our sincere sympathies go out to all of you. We have many good memories with all of you. We send our love - Eric and Peg Beckman

Keith thanks for the great friendship we had at Longfellow and west high-school may you rest in peace buddy. Skip Haywood

Kristi, Dana, Katy and family. I am so sorry to hear of Keith's passing. He was a mentor at work for me for years and for that I am very grateful! We had some wonderful times away from work as well! Hunting, fishing, dining out with the guys ect... He will be missed. Take good care! Mark Provenzano

Keith was one of my first role models as a young child and I'll never forget or take for granted the sacrifices he made to be there for me. I remember how he was always there for hockey practice, games & tournaments to support and coach me along. Although he was an incredible coach, the most profound impact Keith had on my life is his selflessness and kindness. He continues to be a guiding presence in my life as I raise my own children and hope to impart those same attributes to my boys. Thanks for everything coach, I'll miss you dearly and forever cherish our time together. My thoughts and prayers are with your wonderful family. Stu Gullick

Katy, I didn't get to know your dad too well when I coached the hockey team in Stoughton but I want you to know how sorry I am about this. I lost my dad at 54. Hold tight to all the good memories you have of him. God bless you- Coach Preston Berg

My thoughts are with you and your family at this very difficult time. Keith was a very generous and kind person. It was an honor to know him.

So sorry to hear of Keith's passing. What a great guy. We played hockey together and he was a great coach to my son Stu for some years. RIP my friend 🙏

Kristi, we are shocked and deeply sadden to hear of Keith's passing. Our prayers are with you. May God comfort you during these difficult days ahead.

Kristi, I'm so sorry to hear about Keith. We would have some great conversations in the lunchroom at work. Thinking of you. Merl

Keith was a true Madison Scout brother who had lunch with us on July 27th and got some time just to chat. Keep those wonderful family memories close to help you all get through the difficult times and peace be with you. MYNWA from the Alumni Breakfast Club

Dear Kristi, Dana and Katy, We are so sorry to hear about Keith. We know how much all of his "girls" meant to him. Hold onto your happy memories of him--they are yours to keep forever and will bring you comfort in the days ahead. He was a wonderful friend to us and we will miss him dearly! With Sympathy and Love, Eugene and Karen

I'm so sorry to hear of Keith's passing. May God wrap his arms around the family and provide comfort in this difficult time.