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Wendy Stoutjesdijk

   Posted Tue December 04, 2012

May you now Rest In Peace my dear dear friend. I will miss you for your warm smile, your sacastic wit and great friendship to me. It was an honor knowing you.

Maria Lombardi

   Posted Wed December 05, 2012

Keith, you will always be remembered with smiles and love in our hearts.May you rest in peace my dear brother. Love Carl and Maria

Lillian Melendez

   Posted Wed December 05, 2012

My Dear Keith, you were a loving man and friend and will forever be in my heart. Your legacy of passion for life, determination to succeed and to never give up will be the pillars of the lives of many of us who had the privilege to know you. May you now rest comfortable and warm in the arms of the Angels and the presence of God.

Sheri, Dave, Kristen & Jessica Donovan

   Posted Wed December 05, 2012

Our deepest sympathy to the Lombardi family. Keith, you will be sadly missed, and we will always be greatful to you for our sweet Brittani. We pray that she will always feel your love in her heart and around her and that it will bring her comfort through these difficult times.

Doreen Quilit

   Posted Wed December 05, 2012

You will always be a part of our Christmas CelebrationParty. We will miss you terribly. May you rest in peace.Doreen

Vin & Carole Grifoni

   Posted Thu December 06, 2012

I will never forget and nothing will ever replace the many good times we had, graduating college, my wedding, playing and winning softball championships, and lots of fun, laughs, and other great times together. Our sincerest sympathy and condolences for you and your family.

Alan Milkoff

   Posted Thu December 06, 2012

I was shocked to hear of Keith's passing. We had a lot of good times and laughs back in the 1980's, and I still remember them like they were recent. Sense of humor, and loyalty to friends are what I remember about Keith. My condelences to the Lombardi family. Rest in Peace

SANDI AND STEVE MINARIK

   Posted Thu December 06, 2012

The loss of Keith has hit us both deeply. He was fighting the battle, but our Lord called him home as the battle was done.
We are so glad in our moving to FL and Keith moving to Fl, our paths in life crossed. He will always be in our hearts with very fond memories.

Dean Richardson

   Posted Thu December 06, 2012

Keith loved to live life, whether it be golfing, fishing, or riding his motorcycle. He put his all into his work and many of his friends, including myself benefited from his ethic. Keith, you have been my friend and colleague and I thank you for it. God Bless.

Anthony

   Posted Fri December 07, 2012

Bike week will not be the same without my friend and colleague. He was incredibly passionate and driven in all that he did. His loyalty to his industry and friends were beyond reproach. He will be missed by many and certainly not forgotten. It is an honor to call him friend. My sincerest condolences to his family and daughter Brittany.

Jamie Perkins

   Posted Fri December 07, 2012

I so enjoyed working with Keith both in Nursing Homes, and plays at Christmas. He always made people laugh. He will be greatly missed and remembered often.

William & Debra Juliano

   Posted Fri December 07, 2012

Uncle Carl and family:
It's the little things, the small, everyday occurrences that you'll remember. The laughs, the stories, the smiles. And even though it seems like you can never recover from your loss, it is these very memories that will help push the pain away and bring back the smiles. Keith will always be held in your heart.

Jo Ann and Walker Burns

   Posted Fri December 07, 2012

Good things come in small packages. I love presents - and Keith was my present. We were more than friends. We were family. He was my brother, he was my work husband, and he was my patient. Brittani was the love of his life. Lillian was his soulmate. The Lombardi family has gained a Florida family. We share your love of Keith and his loss.

Stewart Swain

   Posted Fri December 07, 2012

My condolences to the Lombardi Family. It was my great priviledge to work with Keith for many years. His passion for his work, golf, harley motorcycles and his quick humor and wit will be greatly missed. Keith, may you rest in peace.

Debbie Rice

   Posted Fri December 07, 2012

My condolences to the family and friends of Keith from part of the Florida group. He put his heart and soul into the things he did. He will be missed.

Sue Button

   Posted Fri December 07, 2012

Words can''t express the sadness in my heart at the loss of my boss, my friend but the memories he left behind will turn my tears into smiles. He was truly one of a kind with a heart as big as gold. May you rest in peace my dear friend...until we meet again.

Ivan Lopezllavore

   Posted Fri December 07, 2012

Great boss and mentor, I will miss his unique sense of humor. My sincere condolences to his family.

Anna D''''Andrea

   Posted Fri December 07, 2012

My Dear Sweet Italian Combare", Keith: We shared more than most you and I - we shared a culture we both loved strongly and openly and as people of our culture, we do all things passionately and you above all I''ve ever known showed that passion in everything you did. You were an awesome teacher; I learned so much from you that I take with me throughout the rest of my life. I will never forget you, your great smile, that crazy way you had about you where you could push everyone''s buttons the wrong way and enjoy every minute of it just watching their reactions! I''ll miss that, but you mostly; you left a huge void in my life and who will I cook for now? I''ll pass the rest of my life all the richer for having known you, sweet Prince. You have taken residence in my heart. My deepest sympathy and condolences to the Lombardi family and friends.
Comare", Anna

Tonya & Christine

   Posted Fri December 07, 2012

Dearest Keith ...this is a hard message to write thinking its the last corespondences. We sit here with drink in hand toasting to you and your life with us. What comes to mind is your continued loyalty and friendship to us both. Our confidant, our protector, our dear family over the years you have been there for us. We are the core in your camp. And with our deepest thoughts and sorrow we tell you goodbye. Thank you for everything you have taught us and all you put up with. Keith we found your gold it was in your heart. You will be missed, love always.

Your Palms Residents

   Posted Fri December 07, 2012

We miss you Keith! You meant a lot to us and were always their for us, participating in the Activities and a listening ear when we needed someone to talk to. Many a bingo prize goes to you, chocolate bars and snickers! We miss you. Our condolences to the family, he was a wonderful and caring man. We will miss him.

Shena Lynch

   Posted Fri December 07, 2012

Keith: I didnt get to work with you for too long but by far you have been one of my favorite administrators to work for. Ill miss your (very) dry sense of humor and the way you always got involved with the social services department. My condolences to the Lombardi family.

Andrea Grieve

   Posted Sat December 08, 2012

This by far one of the hardest good byes.. You will always be a part of me.. Knowing that you are with Nana eases the pain at bit but not fully.. I love you so much and will miss you forever.. RIP Uncle Keith xoxox

Pastor Paul and Evelyn Williams

   Posted Mon December 10, 2012

We will surely miss you during our next production of "Scrounge". It will be hard to find another ghost. We know that you will be looking on from up there. Please give your approval! Thank you for giving your service
to the Lord. You were a blessing!

Lori Adams

   Posted Tue December 11, 2012

"Sometimes people come into your life and you know right away they were meant to be there. They serve some sort of purpose, teach you a lesson or help you figure out who you are or who you want to become. You never know who these people may be; your roommate, your neighbor, professor, long lost friend, lover or even a complete stranger who, when you lock eyes with them, you know that very moment that they will affect your life in some profound way." ~ Anon.

Keith was a larger than life character whom I first met at The Palms and who, unwittingly, was one of the pivotal influences which set me along the path that led to where I am today. I know he was also a huge influence in many other peoples' lives and that I am not alone in feeling the world a little emptier now that he is no longer here. I enjoyed our interactions over the years immensely and pray for him, his beloved daughter and loved ones at this sad time.

Marsha Brown and Lynn Sharpless

   Posted Thu December 13, 2012

Who would have thought a couple of southern girls would have bonded with a biker? Of course we cannot put into words how much we will miss you. All the harassing phone calls and friendly jabs you given us over the years can never be replaced. We were truly the lucky ones to have such a wonderful person put a stamp on our heart and stump on our toes at the same time. You were truly a blessing to call a co-worker and our friend. Our industry will suffer a loss without you as will our hearts. May God wrap his arms around your family to comfort them during this difficult time. This Christmas we will celebrate the life you lived, the ones you've touched, and the fight you fought. This Ones For you Keith !! We may have lost a wonderful friend but heaven has gained another angel.

Geoff Sessions

   Posted Fri December 14, 2012

My deepest sympathies to the Lombardi family. I had the pleasure of working with Keith for the past several years. I appreciated his knowledge and wit and enjoyed talking with him about Boston sports teams among other things. I hope that you find peace and comfort in the wonderful memories you have and take pride in Keith's legacy as it is described by his family and friends in this guestbook.

Kevin Lombardi

   Posted Sat December 15, 2012

Thank you all for your kind words and condolences. My brother new the value of friendship - he had an ability to impact others and took full advantage of it. I believe the measure of a man is seen in the quality of his relationships and ultimately his friends. He was was relied upon and a tremendous resource. He was not an easy man to please but when you got Keith's endorsement, his time, and or a compliment it was valued. He was a Lombardi.

His nieces and nephews (including great nieces and nephews) loved him and couldn't wait to visit with their uncle. We will work hard to make sure they remember him. To truly understand him was to experience life with him. He always referred to himself as independent but I am not sure that was entirely true. I know what my responsibility is and can only hope to deliver to meet his expectations.

I hope this emptiness I feels passes but there will always be a void that I must prepare for. I believe he lived with a similar void.

I do see him in Brittani. He now rests with our mother, Carmella.

Good bye little big brother...
Kevin

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