Birth date: May 22, 1948 Death date: Feb 11, 2012
Keith went to Mason schools and also to job corps then from there went to trimming trees until he went to work for ANCHOR PAINT MFG. in Tulsa Okla. Keith Smith and Joanna Hays were married on May 24, 1968 in Okemah Okla. He liked Read Obituary
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Honey we had our ups and downs but I always loved you and I always will love you and miss you, you were my protecter and the father of our strong loving son who we taught so well to look out for each of us and he will keep a good eye on me for you ,for you always taught him to stay strong and always help others when he thought they needed it so I say this in closing even though your gone your not forgotten for you will always live on in my heart as well as your wonderful son's heart for he is one of a kind just like you I LOVE YOU STANLEY K.SMITH and from your Loving son LOVE YOU DAD!
I didn't know Keith very well but yet I kind of feel like I knew him very well through Brian. I know from what I've heard that he was a very loved man by his son & wife. This will be a long tough journey without him, but with family & friends they will be ok & also Keith will also be looking down on everyone. My thoughts & Prayers are with the family. Love you both!
You were one amazing man and I was blessed to be a part of your life and welcomed member of your family. You had such a big heart and would help anyone who needed it. No doubt your memory will live on in those who miss you and love you.
I am very sorry for you and your familys loss. you will be in my prayers.
Joanna and Brian, I am so sorry for your loss. I love you guys! Let me know if there is anything I can do for you.
Goodbyes are often hard to say, they hurt so very much. Though you're not gone. You still remain, in the minds, hearts, and lives you've touched. We will love and miss u always Uncle Keith!!!
you will be missed
Here was the email sent to fellow team members at Anchor Paint about Keith's passing. We will all truly miss him.I realize most people in Tulsa have been notified about Keith Smith. For those of you outside Tulsa, it is my sad duty to inform you of the passing of a senior member of the Tulsa Factory team. Keith Smith passed away over the weekend, after a long battle with a respiratory illness. Keith started work at Anchor beginning June 6, 1970 and has held several positions, most recently being in charge of the label room. Keith was always an individual you could count on. If something needed to be done, Keith was right there to help…with a smile. He was always the first to say hello when you passed him in the plant. HereÃ?¢ââ??‰â??¢s one thing many of you may not know about Keith. Keith once saved the plant from having HAZMAT and the EPA called due to a high probability of a release of toxic vapor into the facility! Allow me to explain…one early morning, several years ago, a certain member of the Crepuscular or mustelidae animal family (a skunk) took up residence in a trash can just outside the break room door. And, on that faithful day, only one person stepped up and the someone was Keith…all the other Ã?¢ââ??¬Ã?â??manly menÃ?¢ââ??¬Ã? screeched in shear panic. Keith, ever so slowly, tipped the can to the ground and coaxed the little fellow out to a safe and uneventful conclusion (if you get my drift). I canÃ?¢ââ??‰â??¢t recall the name we gave it, perhaps the Great Skunk Out Award, but Keith was given a award at our plant meeting for this single handed act of bravery.Keith, you will be missed. Our hearts and prayers go out to you and your family during this difficult time.
We miss you and u will always be in our hearts we love u brother and uncle keith,our prayers go out to our sister in law and aunt joanna and our nephew and cousin brian smith
