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1972 - 2010
 Funeral services for Daron Glen Keith, 38, of Silsbee will be 10:00 am Saturday, March 6, 2010 at Farmer Funeral Home with interment following in Franks Branch Cemetery in Fred. Visitation will begin at 5:00 pm Friday at the funeral home.
Mr. Keith passed away March 3, 2010 at his residence.
A native of Kountze and a lifelong resident of Silsbee, Daron was a disabled war veteran. He proudly served his nation during the Desert Shield and Desert Storm conflicts in Iraq.
Daron was preceded in death by his father, Paul Glen Keith.
He is survived by his wife, Shanna Burroughs Keith of Silsbee; daughters Kassi Keith of McAllen, Brittani Keith of Silsbee and Kaitlin Keith of Silsbee; mother and stepfather Gayle and Kenneth Buckner of Silsbee; brother Aaron Keith and wife Melisa of Silsbee; sister Melissa Grayson and husband Keith of Fairfield; step-brother Brandon Buckner of Silsbee; step-sister Jennifer Sharp of Silsbee; grandmother Bertha Gallander of Silsbee; step-grandmother Margaret Creel of Silsbee and grandson Isaiah Martinez of McAllen.
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There are currently 8 condolences.
michelle moreno
moreno-paula@att.net
Wednesday March 31, 2010 at
1:10 PM
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i am so sorry for your lost my prayers go out to you family sorry its late just found out.
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Penny ( Pineda) Wellons and Pineda Family
Saturday March 13, 2010 at
5:18 PM
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To Shanna and all the Family of Daron Glen,
Our family would like you to know we share your sorrow of Daron's passing. He looked very impressive
in his Military uniform and it would have been an honor for the opportunity to thank him for his service to our country.
May you find comfort in the cherished memories and love Daron left with each of you.
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Jennifer Owens- Reed
Saturday March 6, 2010 at
3:40 PM
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Brandon, Aron and family,
It has been a long time since I have seen any of you but I want you to know that we are all very sad to hear of Daron's passing. He was a wonderful friend and always had a way of making me laugh. He was a great friend in school and the world has lost an angel on earth. My prayers are with you all.
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Amy Burdette Hoke
amyintx_77656@ayhoo.com
Friday March 5, 2010 at
1:47 PM
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Shanna I am so sorry. You know if Nancy were here, she would be by your side. Thank you for coming to her funeral. You and your family will be in my prayers.
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Deborah Johnson-Walker
Friday March 5, 2010 at
8:20 AM
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Brandon,
Sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
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Truman Hare
Thursday March 4, 2010 at
9:08 PM
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I found some of my dads old papers today. He was a Private in the Army Air Corp in WWII. He had this clipping from an old newspaper in these papers. The clipping was of a soldiers pray. He must of carried this pray the whole time he in the service. I looked up on the internet and found out the history behind this pray. I thought I would put it here for Daron, because I couldnt help but think of him when I read it.
Stay with me, God - A Soldier's Prayer
This anonymous poem was blown into a slit trench in Tunisia during a heavy bombardment in the early days of World War II.
Stay with me, God. The night is dark,
The night is cold: my little spark
Of courage dies. The night is long;
Be with me, God, and make me strong.
I love a game; I love a fight.
I hate the dark; I love the light.
I love my child; I love my wife.
I am no coward. I love Life,
Life with its change of mood and shade.
I want to live. I'm not afraid,
But me and mine are hard to part;
Oh, unknown God, lift up my heart.
You stilled the waters at Dunkirk
And saved Your Servants. All Your work
Is wonderful, dear God. You strode
Before us down that dreadful road.
We were alone, and hope had fled;
We loved our country and our dead,
And could not shame them; so we stayed
The course, and were not much afraid.
Dear God that nightmare road! And then
That sea! We got there-we were men.
My eyes were blind, my feet were torn,
My soul sang like a bird at dawn!
I knew that death is but a door.
I knew what we were fighting for:
Peace for the kids, our brothers freed,
A kinder world, a cleaner breed.
I'm but the son my mother bore,
A simple man, and nothing more.
But-God of strength and gentleness,
Be pleased to make me nothing less.
Help me, O God, when Death is near
To mock the haggard face of fear,
That when I fall-if fall I must-
My soul may triumph in the Dust.
I pray that you all receive peace, comfort,and grace at a time like this.
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Robyn Merrill Underhill
underhill_robyn@yahoo.com
Thursday March 4, 2010 at
8:43 PM
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Aaron and family. Words cannot express or send the amount of comfort needed during this time in your lives. Know that you are all in our thoughts......
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Brenda Caraway Royer
Thursday March 4, 2010 at
5:56 PM
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I was both shocked and saddened when I heard the news of Daron's passing. It has been years since I saw him last, but i have such fond memories of him and Shanna and the girls. He was a wonderful person with an infectious smile and laugh. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family.
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