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Found this on the net, I'll post this for him. I know he will appreciate it.

Talk to him a couple times at TMAC,,,GREAT GUY !!!!!!!

I'm sorry friends that I can't be with you to celebrate today

If you're all gathered round and reading this, I've probably passed away

but if I were there I'd tell you not to shed a tear or frown

I'd tell you just to simply say, another Biker has gone down.

If I were there I'd tell you that I had a wonderful life,

That I loved my kids and family and especially my wife.

I loved all my riding buddies and all my life-long friends

I'd raise a toast to all of you, "May your party never end."

If I were there I'd tell you how I loved the the small blue highways

How I loved the curving mountain roads, loved to ride the back-road byways.

And how I loved it "in the wind", loved it when that engine rumbled,

and the biker friends who rode with me and would help me when I stumbled.

You are amongst my dearest friends, brothers and sisters of the road,

We've traveled many miles together, shared many heavy loads.

If I could be there, we'd laugh and share the memories from our past,

and this gathering would be just one more tale, another story, not our last.

But today I can't be with you, except in your hearts and memory stores

So you'll have to laugh, lift a glass to me, then let your engines roar.

Please smile and do not shed a tear, wipe away that silly frown.

I'm off upon that final ride, another Biker who has gone down.

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I've never met Keith, but I'm very sorry to read about this news. Being a family man myself, my heart goes out to his wife and daughter.

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I never had the good fortune of meeting Keith but judging by the posts it certainly was my loss... my heart and prayers go out to him and his family

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I met Kieth at Myers Ducati shop in Asheville NC after Tmac several years ago,we talked a good bit about how tmac and what it meant to him.He loved the WNC mountains motorcycles and life in general,back then he had a Ducati monster and was enjoying it said he could it ride faster then his old VFR.

Never got to ride with him,and that's to bad.

He left us why to soon,condolence's to his family and friends.He will be missed.

Regards,

Mike

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My heart goes out to the family.

RIP.

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Met Keith my first TMac.. great guy... genuine and easy to get to know. VERY sad to hear of his passing. My heart goes out to his family.. He will be missed.

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Very sorry to hear this, I too remember him as one of the good guys,easy going, and down to earth.My condolences to his family and friends.

I am sure we will honor him this year with a prayer, a toast and rememberance of why we all come together and do what we do.

This is a great extended family, I am proud to be a part of it.

Rest in peace our friend.

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His passing reminds us to drink the elixir of each other's kindness.

We pass each other without regard for the special moment which

is there. May the angels take him to paradise, the new and eternal

Jerusalem.

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Rest in Peace Keith. Prayers to his wife and daughter. May He give them strength and comfort during this difficult time.

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A toast in his honor at dinner of course. :beer:

Too bad this event is too far from me. RIP Keith.

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What about a fairly somber (before the drinking) group photo of everyone with some of the bikes and a placard stating how Keith was remembered and missed. It could then be developed and mailed to his family.

Like most of us, his wife tolerated his attending but never met any/most of us. Like most spouses, she probably never fully understood the draw or his passion. I think she would appreciate knowing that there were people on the other end of the ride who appreciated his company and truly miss him.

Just an idea.

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What about a fairly somber (before the drinking) group photo of everyone with some of the bikes and a placard stating how Keith was remembered and missed. It could then be developed and mailed to his family.

Like most of us, his wife tolerated his attending but never met any/most of us. Like most spouses, she probably never fully understood the draw or his passion. I think she would appreciate knowing that there were people on the other end of the ride who appreciated his company and truly miss him.

Just an idea.

Actually his wife and daughter came up with him for the Cross Raising event back in 04. They were both great and seemed to enjoy it.

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I hope to somehow include Keith(Ponrod) in this years event(TexasMac) which he helped make happen.

I'm open to any thoughts or ideas!

BR

Any way to add a plaque to the cross?

If so, I'm in for part of the cost.

Glenn

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