Date of Death:  February 11, 2023

Service Details

In accordance with family wishes, cremation will be conducted, and a memorial service will be planned at a later date.

Obituary Notice

Rowdy Lee Keith, 58, of Three Rivers, passed away Saturday, February 11, 2023 at ProMedica Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation.

He was born June 23, 1964 in Greenock, Scotland, to Daniel and RoseAnn (Lyle) Keith.

Rowdy graduated from Three Rivers High School in 1982 and went on to work at Morrison Industrial Equipment Company right after high school. He served as a member of the Three Rivers City Commission for over a decade, and was instrumental in organizing neighborhood cleanups while representing the second district.

Rowdy was an unapologetic Detroit Lions fan, venturesome home cook, nature enthusiast, and music lover. He was charismatic and compassionate, and was a loving and dedicated father, grandfather, big brother, and son.

Remaining to cherish his memory are his daughters, Beth Keith, Ashley Keith, and Hunter Keith; grandchildren, Bailey and Allison; brothers, James Keith, Matt Keith, and Scott Keith; sister, Bonnie Keith; and mother, RoseAnn Keith.

He was preceded in death by his father, Daniel Keith, grandparents, and several aunts and uncles.

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9 Comments

  1. You will always be Danny to me. It’s what we grew up calling you. You were Mikes best friend for life. Even after he moved away if you asked him who his best friend was he would stick out his chest and say ” Danny ” and smile. RIP my friend.

  2. I loved Rowdy so much. Not only did he join the school to be closer to Beth he really built relationships with teachers and the kids. I will never forget the day he stood up for Beth during a evaluation of our classroom and told a kid off like “Hey that’s my daughter and you will treat her with respect!” You will be missed Rowdy.

  3. I’m very grateful to have met Rowdy and worked with him for a short period of time during which I got to enjoy his humor and laughter. He shared the gift of levity with a team who were often stressed and tired. His memory will be cherished by many.

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