JEFFREY LYNN KELLER
LUCASVILLE — Jeff Keller left this life surrounded by loved ones on Wednesday, April 4, 2018.
He was born January 1, 1945, the son of Farl and Susie Luckett Keller of Lucasville.
He is survived by three sons, Jason Keller of Salt Lake City, Utah, Andrew (Kelly) Keller of Nashville, Tennessee, and Isaiah (Harmoni) Keller of Lucasville, Ohio; the two mothers of his children, Peggy and Bonny; four grandsons, Malachi, Elijah, Judah and Luke Keller; one granddaughter, Caidence Keller; one brother, Cole (Diana) Keller of Wheelersburg; and three sisters, Merleen (Donald) Ruby of Cincinnati, Naomi Luckett of Columbus, and Debra (David) Chatfield of Bowling Green, and numerous nephews, nieces, and other cherished family members.
Blessed with a strong work ethic, he was an entrepreneur and he was successful in his business ventures. He assumed the operations of Cornett Construction after his father's passing in 1974, where he grew and expanded the business. In 1991 He was the co-founder of Vinyl Kraft, a window and door company located in New Boston, Ohio, which now provides any jobs to the surrounding communities and serves 16 states in the Eastern US.
Jeff remained very active and engaged in retirement by playing golf, spending time in Florida during the cold months, and watching any of his grandchildren's activities. He was a very dedicated, proud father and grandfather. One of Jeff's greatest joys was spending time with his friends and family, watching his children and grandchildren grow.
Jeff was a strong man of faith who was dedicated to his church, Word Alive Fellowship, which he helped build in Piketon, Ohio. He participated in missionary trips, church camps, bible studies, and many other church related functions.
Jeff was blessed with wonderful lifelong friends whom he cherished. He was a 1962 Valley High School graduate. He was loyal, caring, honorable, energetic, generous, and a beacon of positivity in all things. He will be missed.
Funeral services will be conducted at 1:15 p.m. Saturday, April 7, 2018 at the Word Alive Fellowship Church, 204 Commercial Blvd., Piketon, Ohio 45661 with Rick Struckel officiating. Burial will follow in Harger Cemetery.
McKinley Funeral Home
LUCASVILLE — Jeff Keller left this life surrounded by loved ones on Wednesday, April 4, 2018.
He was born January 1, 1945, the son of Farl and Susie Luckett Keller of Lucasville.
He is survived by three sons, Jason Keller of Salt Lake City, Utah, Andrew (Kelly) Keller of Nashville, Tennessee, and Isaiah (Harmoni) Keller of Lucasville, Ohio; the two mothers of his children, Peggy and Bonny; four grandsons, Malachi, Elijah, Judah and Luke Keller; one granddaughter, Caidence Keller; one brother, Cole (Diana) Keller of Wheelersburg; and three sisters, Merleen (Donald) Ruby of Cincinnati, Naomi Luckett of Columbus, and Debra (David) Chatfield of Bowling Green, and numerous nephews, nieces, and other cherished family members.
Blessed with a strong work ethic, he was an entrepreneur and he was successful in his business ventures. He assumed the operations of Cornett Construction after his father's passing in 1974, where he grew and expanded the business. In 1991 He was the co-founder of Vinyl Kraft, a window and door company located in New Boston, Ohio, which now provides any jobs to the surrounding communities and serves 16 states in the Eastern US.
Jeff remained very active and engaged in retirement by playing golf, spending time in Florida during the cold months, and watching any of his grandchildren's activities. He was a very dedicated, proud father and grandfather. One of Jeff's greatest joys was spending time with his friends and family, watching his children and grandchildren grow.
Jeff was a strong man of faith who was dedicated to his church, Word Alive Fellowship, which he helped build in Piketon, Ohio. He participated in missionary trips, church camps, bible studies, and many other church related functions.
Jeff was blessed with wonderful lifelong friends whom he cherished. He was a 1962 Valley High School graduate. He was loyal, caring, honorable, energetic, generous, and a beacon of positivity in all things. He will be missed.
Funeral services will be conducted at 1:15 p.m. Saturday, April 7, 2018 at the Word Alive Fellowship Church, 204 Commercial Blvd., Piketon, Ohio 45661 with Rick Struckel officiating. Burial will follow in Harger Cemetery.
McKinley Funeral Home
JEFFREY LYNN KELLER
LUCASVILLE — Jeff Keller left this life surrounded by loved ones on Wednesday, April 4, 2018.
He was born January 1, 1945, the son of Farl and Susie Luckett Keller of Lucasville.
He is survived by three sons, Jason Keller of Salt Lake City, Utah, Andrew (Kelly) Keller of Nashville, Tennessee, and Isaiah (Harmoni) Keller of Lucasville, Ohio; the two mothers of his children, Peggy and Bonny; four grandsons, Malachi, Elijah, Judah and Luke Keller; one granddaughter, Caidence Keller; one brother, Cole (Diana) Keller of Wheelersburg; and three sisters, Merleen (Donald) Ruby of Cincinnati, Naomi Luckett of Columbus, and Debra (David) Chatfield of Bowling Green, and numerous nephews, nieces, and other cherished family members.
Blessed with a strong work ethic, he was an entrepreneur and he was successful in his business ventures. He assumed the operations of Cornett Construction after his father's passing in 1974, where he grew and expanded the business. In 1991 He was the co-founder of Vinyl Kraft, a window and door company located in New Boston, Ohio, which now provides any jobs to the surrounding communities and serves 16 states in the Eastern US.
Jeff remained very active and engaged in retirement by playing golf, spending time in Florida during the cold months, and watching any of his grandchildren's activities. He was a very dedicated, proud father and grandfather. One of Jeff's greatest joys was spending time with his friends and family, watching his children and grandchildren grow.
Jeff was a strong man of faith who was dedicated to his church, Word Alive Fellowship, which he helped build in Piketon, Ohio. He participated in missionary trips, church camps, bible studies, and many other church related functions.
Jeff was blessed with wonderful lifelong friends whom he cherished. He was a 1962 Valley High School graduate. He was loyal, caring, honorable, energetic, generous, and a beacon of positivity in all things. He will be missed.
Funeral services will be conducted at 1:15 p.m. Saturday, April 7, 2018 at the Word Alive Fellowship Church, 204 Commercial Blvd., Piketon, Ohio 45661 with Rick Struckel officiating. Burial will follow in Harger Cemetery.
McKinley Funeral Home
LUCASVILLE — Jeff Keller left this life surrounded by loved ones on Wednesday, April 4, 2018.
He was born January 1, 1945, the son of Farl and Susie Luckett Keller of Lucasville.
He is survived by three sons, Jason Keller of Salt Lake City, Utah, Andrew (Kelly) Keller of Nashville, Tennessee, and Isaiah (Harmoni) Keller of Lucasville, Ohio; the two mothers of his children, Peggy and Bonny; four grandsons, Malachi, Elijah, Judah and Luke Keller; one granddaughter, Caidence Keller; one brother, Cole (Diana) Keller of Wheelersburg; and three sisters, Merleen (Donald) Ruby of Cincinnati, Naomi Luckett of Columbus, and Debra (David) Chatfield of Bowling Green, and numerous nephews, nieces, and other cherished family members.
Blessed with a strong work ethic, he was an entrepreneur and he was successful in his business ventures. He assumed the operations of Cornett Construction after his father's passing in 1974, where he grew and expanded the business. In 1991 He was the co-founder of Vinyl Kraft, a window and door company located in New Boston, Ohio, which now provides any jobs to the surrounding communities and serves 16 states in the Eastern US.
Jeff remained very active and engaged in retirement by playing golf, spending time in Florida during the cold months, and watching any of his grandchildren's activities. He was a very dedicated, proud father and grandfather. One of Jeff's greatest joys was spending time with his friends and family, watching his children and grandchildren grow.
Jeff was a strong man of faith who was dedicated to his church, Word Alive Fellowship, which he helped build in Piketon, Ohio. He participated in missionary trips, church camps, bible studies, and many other church related functions.
Jeff was blessed with wonderful lifelong friends whom he cherished. He was a 1962 Valley High School graduate. He was loyal, caring, honorable, energetic, generous, and a beacon of positivity in all things. He will be missed.
Funeral services will be conducted at 1:15 p.m. Saturday, April 7, 2018 at the Word Alive Fellowship Church, 204 Commercial Blvd., Piketon, Ohio 45661 with Rick Struckel officiating. Burial will follow in Harger Cemetery.
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