Birth date: Aug 12, 1962 Death date: Aug 14, 2021
Robert Keith Seay passed away on Saturday, August 14, 2021 at his home in Mandeville, LA. He was born on August 12, 1962 in Gulfport, MS to the late Roberdeau Seay and Jacqueline Wild Seay Hutchinson. Keith was the loving father Read Obituary
I was in shock to hear of my cousin Keith's passing. I just saw him at my Mom's services in June. He was my Mom's Godchild. His Aunt Linda. We didn't see each other often but was always glad to see him and visit at family occasions when he he could make it over the years. He was the sweetest most gentle man. There are so many fond memories growing up. Loved vsiting the camp with him, Aunt Jackie and the family. I truly loved my cousin and he will be so missed. Keith l am so glad l got to see you in June. I know my Mom welcomed you with open arms. Give her a big hug for me cuz. My deepest and sincerest condolences go out to everyone. May you find peace and comfort at this difficult time. Keith you will be truly missed and even though we didn't see each other often I loved it when l got to see you. Rest easy and we will see each other again one day. Your cousin Lori
Keith and I have been very good friends since 1983. We met at a gym in Houma. At the time, we were both getting ready for a bodybuilding competition. In the mid 80's, a group of us used to hang out at the night clubs in Thibodeaux...For a short time, we worked together as personal trainers....After he moved away, we didn't see each other as much, only at bodybuilding competitions but we always stayed in touch and remained good friends...... Keith was a great guy.... I will definitely miss him.
"Only The Good Die Young"... yes, ol' Billy Joel was right. I sit and write this with a heavy heart, thinking about our cool times in the past and never imagining I would be writing this... Big Keith my friend, I WILL NEVER FORGET way back in 1990 when we jumped in my van and drove all the way to Atlanta, Georgia so you could compete in the Eastern Seaboard Bodybuilding Championships where you kicked butt representing Louisiana... The fun, the laughs, and the FOOD we ate after the show was over and you were finally off that diet... that weekend is forever tattooed on my brain. Everyone will miss your kindness brother.
Keith was one of the most kind and humble men I’ve ever met! He was very accepting and always wanting to help others. I’ll never forget the conversations and advice he gave! He will be greatly missed by all! Prayers for the family and my he Rest In Peace. 😇
