Thursday, December 8, 2022
I am so sorry to hear of Keith's passing. My condolences to his family. I first met Keith when I became friends with Mark in Fredericton in the mid seventies, Keith was always the light hearted personality and at the time was just barely a teenager trying to annoy us. I have fond memories working with Keith at the original Pumpkin Patch and restaurant in Grand Bay, and how he always could see the fun in almost any situation. Like the day he went for an interview at the new Hilton and came back and said he had been hired, looks like I now have a real job now....what a revolting development was his comment. Him and I would be working away at something around the Pumpkin Patch and he would catch a glimpse of his fathers Oldsmobile driving in, he would say "here comes D.W. ( his nick name for Dad) better look busy!
I'm sure anyone who was close to Keith could recall similar situations of Keith putting his own unique spin on things.
I actually felt close to the whole Lingley family during those years, as it seemed I spent more time around your family than I did my own
Rest In Peace Keith, thanks for the fun memories
Paul Harding
