George Kleespies

Dear Glen and family,
I knew your mother, Charlotte, through First Baptist Exercise and your father, George, walking at Central Mall. They were two wonderful people and talked about their boys all the time. I am so sorry to hear about Keith passing. May you feel God's loving arms around you at this time and every day.
Love
Kris White xoxoxoxox

Both Keith & my jobs were created at Nederland Schools District at the same time almost 30 years ago, at first we shared an office together and we became good friends, as time went by we both got our own offices. Keith was a very intelligent person who knew his job well, he and I both retired within months of one another, I'm saddend that his life was cut short and he won't be able to enjoy his retirement, he will be truly missed.

We send our heartfelt prayers and special thoughts today. Keith will be missed by so many and we take comfort in knowing he is with our Lord. The Kleespies Family has been so special to us and we honor our friend Keith today. God Bless.

Glenn, I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you. My God comfort you during this time of loss.

With a heavy heart, I pay my respects to Keith and his family. May he rest in peace with his Lord and his parents.

We have enjoyed knowing Keith for more than 20 years and will miss his visits to our office. Please accept our condolences. We are praying that you will be comforted by your friends, family, and faith.

I worked with Keith at NISD for many years. I got to know him better when he would ride with me on the bus as my aide. He was a very funny guy and I enjoyed him tremendously. I was so happy for him when he got to retire. I am so sorry that he didn't have longer to enjoy it. May God's peace be with the family at this difficult time. I know he is resting comfortably in the arms of Jesus! God Bless you all. Ann Fondren

Keith has been one of my best friends for over 25 years we've had so many laughs over the years you couldn't count them all. We'll miss you it won't be the same without you.

Keith and his parents had been our "across the street" neighbors for about 33 years, and were always the kindest people to our children and especially our pets. Keith always took the time to say something complimentary about either children, dogs or grandchildren when we chatted at the mailbox. He was a dear, sweet man, and I feel that he is with his beloved parents once again. Rest in Peace, Keith.

The James Cobbs--Corey and Jess, Amy and the Cobb-Talbert children, Ryan and the many dogs they loved, but especially "Dupey", our daschund from years ago, who they really became attached to.