Keith Neal Charboneau

Death date: Oct 20, 2007

Keith Neal Charboneau went to be with the Lord on October 20, 2007 at the age of 68, after a courageous and determined 10-month battle with esophageal cancer, at his home in Lakewood, WA with his beloved wife of 45 years, and thei Read Obituary

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Anonymous

961w ago

Dear Family, I was saddened to hear about the passing of Keith. I worked as a realtor with him two years ago before remarrying and moving to Georgia with my new husband (Keith actually took him aside for a good "grilling" when we started dating and gave me the thumbs-up approval). Tuesday Tours with Keithie in the mix were always so many laughs and clowning around. Yet, he still took time for others with helpful advice and wisdom. He was generous and such a real estate pro. As a newer agent, I (among others) looked up to him for guidance. Ironically, I had just found out we were being transferred back to WA, and I'm thankful Darcie had the opportunity to tell Keithie. Please find comfort in knowing Keith touched so many people and will forever be remembered for being such a wonderful person.##imported-begin##Rebecca LaFleur##imported-end##

Anonymous

961w ago

I'm Saddened that Keith is not here to make us Laugh. But he will forever be in our hearts to make us Smile!!!!!!!! Don't you Know the
Charboneau's and the Donley's had Big Picnic when Keith came to heaven.##imported-begin##Gregg Donley##imported-end##

Anonymous

962w ago

Dear Family,
Please except my deepest sympathy for your loss. Keith was an exceptional and out going person with always a smile and positive comment. He will be missed by many. Our prayers and thoughts will be with you in this trying time.##imported-begin##Kevin Cronk##imported-end##

Anonymous

962w ago

Dear Linda and Family,
As Chaplain of Tacoma Yacht Club, I am extended my condolence and the condolences of the entire membership for the loss of a great man. He will be dearly missed. It is at these times that I think of two questions: What has been achieved? And what things have been most important? In answering them, I can see that Keith achieved the love of many and he gave his all. May this knowledge help you and your loved ones remember the happier days of Keith's life. God be with you. Helen Fahrer##imported-begin##Helen Fahrer##imported-end##

Anonymous

962w ago

Keith Charboneau is my uncle. I always remember him as smiling, sharing stories, and having fun and being involved with everything going on around him. His faith in God has shown through his life and I always considered him a perfect example of a Christian. He has left quite a legacy through his life for his family and friends. I recently spent alot of time with him and enjoyed a most relaxing perfect day with him and Linda on their "boat" as they call it, along with my Mom, June, Aunt Jeanie, and my Sis Cheryl. We can see why they enjoy it so much. I will never forget that trip. I really look forward to coming back to Washington. I will love to visit with family but instead of riding on the boat with Keith again, I will know he is sailing the oceans in Heaven and living everyday to the fullest as he did here on earth. His life has taught us all so much.
Love you Linda and we too will miss Keith.
Cathy and Joey Koehn and family##imported-begin##Cathy Koehn##imported-end##

Anonymous

962w ago

Linda, Renee, and Troy,
Our family sends their heartfelt sympathy, love, and prayers to each of you and your families.
Cathy and Joey Koehn
Kelly and Landon Maddox, Kambry and Kallie
Brandon and Rockel Eldred
Chad Eldred
Tanner Koehn##imported-begin##Joey and Cathy Koehn Family##imported-end##

Anonymous

962w ago

I hope the family is doing well. Keith and I worked at the CB office and I always found him to be a gentleman with a quiet strength, always ready to laugh, had a wisdom that showed experience. He will be missed but remembered.
God Bless the family and may Christ comfort you in your griefing.
Doug Anderson##imported-begin##Doug Anderson##imported-end##

Anonymous

962w ago

I knew Keith in his 2nd life as a REALTOR. He was man interested in many things. He especially loved boating and his family.
He was always positive and smiling with a kind word for everyone.
I spoke with him shortly before he entered Madigan for the last time, he was upbeat and laughing. I will always be grateful for that opportunity to wish him well, embrace him and share laughter.
May your family be comforted by the knowledge of your love and support of him and the great memories of happier times shared!
You are in my prayers.##imported-begin##Pat Brewer##imported-end##

Anonymous

962w ago

I was very sorry to hear about Keith. I haven't seen him for several years now, but always remember that I enjoyed working with him for the many years he served on the WAWA board and as Chairman. His strength, humor and leadership was needed and appreciated by all who worked with him. Both Cindy and I send our condolences and will keep you in our prayers.##imported-begin##Tom Janssen##imported-end##

Anonymous

962w ago

Linda and I would like to express our heartfelt condolences to Linda, Troy and Renee for the loss of Keith. We have fond memories of our times together at St. Mark's in Rochester. Keith was a true gentleman and gentle leader of our congregation. He will be missed.##imported-begin##David & Linda Thompson##imported-end##

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