To Keith’s Family,

I hope his memories help you during this time. He was a very kind man and helped many adults and children, a very nice friend

Sincerely
Andrew Griffin

Dear Tracy, Joshua and the entire family. I was so deeply sadden to hear of Keith's passing. He was such a wonderful person. Always the biggest smile and laugh. I have such fond memories of Keith throughout the years. My heart breaks for your loss and you are all in my thought and prayers. He will always be your angel.

all my condolences to you all.
with deep sadness
Tammy Colonair

So sorry to hear of Keith’s passing. He was a wonderful man that I was always happy to see because he was so warm and friendly and made me (and I am sure others) feel that he was truly happy to see me. What a huge loss to all his students, present and future, because I don’t think his school will be the same without him, as someone as caring and passionate and capable of improving lives as he was is nearly impossible to find. Everyone will miss Keith. My sincere condolences to Tracy, Joshua and their extended families.

Dear Tracy, Joshua, and your entire family, my deepest condolences. I had the pleasure to work with Keith early in his years at TBA. It was often a chaotic situation then, us teachers and the Admin team trying to deliver on its mission, and Keith was always committed, resourceful, and such a leader to the students and a fine colleague. He cared and it showed, sometimes through tough love or whatever he did behind the scenes. Concurrently, an anecdote and short regret: I missed a chance to meet up with him and perhaps Tracy one time while vacationing with our family in St. Maarten, which Keith loved as a getaway. We went to the hotel where he told us he was staying, but the desk couldn't find a "Mr. Love" there ... not sure if he went incognito, but I missed the chance to have a few beers with him and perhaps listen to the waves. I can picture him there, and on the links in Grafton. Peace.

I had the pleasure to work with Keith at the Boston Private Industry Council from 1996-99. I will never forget Keith - he brought energy and commitment and could be counted on to add laughter to any room. He was serious about his work with young people and excelled in creating relationships and communicating how much he cared. He was a leader and kept the priority clear - always helping young people achieve their dreams. I was so happy to see the contribution he made at TechBoston Academy. His influence will be felt for generations, and the world is truly a better place for all he gave. My thoughts and prayers will be with all the family and with the friends who will miss him every day. Thank you for sharing Keith with us.

Mr.Love you will always be a father figure to me. I never imagined a world without you, it breaks the entire TBA community’s hearts. You will forever be the heart of TBA and you will forever remain our Mr.Love!

May you rest in heavenly peace. Heaven got lucky... they gained such an amazing and humorous man.

I’m sorry you never got to meet my daughter, believe me when I say I will never forget what you have taught me the last 10 years we’ve known each other. I will make sure to make you proud.

TBA Strong, Love is Love!

so so sorry to hear of Keith's death he surely was one of a kind always smiling and greeting with a handshake loved to see him when he came to visit the family cooking up the pasta at our auction hall.
there are no words to express to you the family of this wonderful man.
may he rise up on eagles wings to the hands of the lord.

My sincere condolences to Mrs. Love and Son and all those dear to Mr. Love.

Mr. Love may be gone but never forgotten!

The good news is that Mr. Love sleeps and will be resurrected. That is a promise from God our Savior.

May Mr.Love RIP!

Maritza A.