Keith Woodbridge

Birth date: Aug 12, 1948 Death date: Feb 24, 2021

Keith was born in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on 12th August 1948. His parents had been stationed there in 1946, his father a captain in the British Army. He later worked for the electricity board in KL. In 1951 Keith’s brother, Derek, Read Obituary

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Christina Beaver

186w ago

"Keith has been a part of me for 32 years. He is and always was the only man I have truly LOVED. My heart is broken as is Annabel and Amy's. Each time we spoke he expressed how proud he was with the lives Annabel and Amy chose. He showed me there was so much more to life and made me believe in myself .For that I could never repay him. I became who I am because of him. Keith lived life HIS way and was loved by so many people whose lives he touched. Keith, you will always be with me. You are in my 'soul'

Loving you,
Christina Beaver

Terry Mc.

238w ago

Only knew Keith in our apprenticeship days, he was an all right guy so I hope he had a good life and I am sure from the Family photo's he did and they will miss him tonnes.

Jerri Lea Estep

238w ago

I met Keith through my Dad (Jimmy Jackson) and he was a wonderful guy. He joined us a couple times for Thanksgiving and at other family get together s and was always so pleasant to be around. My husband and I always enjoyed the stories he told us and he always had some story that would make us laugh. He was such a jolly person that just made the day. He was a great friend to my Dad and I know my Dad will miss him. Keith talked about his daughters and how much he loved them and I know he will be missed by all that he knew him. Prayers to his family and friends and My husband will drink one for you Keith. We will miss you.

Judith A Brumfield

238w ago

A great guy who had an unusual sense of humor & made you laugh!

New Year's Eve Parties - Never a dull moment at Keith's house. Always a great start to a new year with great friends in attendance good food & plenty of home brew.

Mother's visits from the UK - Dinners at the Italian Restaurant. Keith (always had the violinist play "Danny Boy" for his Mom) which she hated. So we always had a good laugh before dinner. We enjoyed her visits here in Tulsa & her stories of World War II in the UK & their family times in Malaysia.

Our daughters Holly & Marcy both always enjoyed seeing Keith, Annabel, & Amy whenever they were all in Tulsa. A lot of good times remembered.

We will lift our glasses & have a toast to you our forever friend. Not goodbye, but just till we meet again!

Darryl & Judy Brumfield

Jimmy Jackson

238w ago

Have lots of great memories with Keith from CJ Moloney's in Broken Arrow to England and Germany. Had some great trips to Munich and Prague with Keith. Had many beer brewing sessions together. Unfortunately due to our health issues we did not see Keith for last several years. He always was a great friend. Rest in Peace. Jim and Cherri Jackson

Carolyn Enright

238w ago

Dear Keith

I will remember with fondness our family gatherings, especially the wonderful Christmases spent in Southgate in the early 70’s. We had a lot of fun and you were always playing practical jokes – no one escaped! A particular highlight was the Morecambe and Wise show, especially the sketch with Andre Previn, how we all laughed.

On one occasion, my Morris Minor broke down when I went to a party in High Wycombe and you very kindly spent a lot of the evening repairing the fault so I was able to get back home safely.

John only met you a couple of times and there again the conversation revolved around the drinking of beer.

You are in our thoughts and prayers and will be missed by us all.

Rest in peace.

With love

Carolyn and John

Jimmy Jackson

238w ago

Added 2 new photos to the Memories Album album.

Jimmy Jackson

238w ago

Added a new photo to the Christmas at Keith's 2004 Jim and Cherri album.

Jimmy Jackson

238w ago

Added a new photo to the Memories Album album.

Susan Traynor

238w ago

As part of the family, we would all meet at functions,weddings, christenings, parties etc, and it was always interesting to watch Keith work the room.
To the elders he was always respectful but cheeky with that glint in his eye, to the young ones he would always make them laugh with his silliness, but to the rest it was open season. Of course by this stage he would have had a beer or three and he had the knack of joining a conversation interjecting his words of wisdom, which were not always PC. From the sidelines it was so funny but he really did not mean it, he just found it fun to get a rise out of people.
One thing is for sure he loved his girls and would do anything for them and we are sure he felt the same for all of his grandchildren. That is the mark of the man.
Our love, thoughts and sincere condolences to Annabel, Amy and family.

Rest easy Keith.
Susan and Chris XX

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