Keith Kreswick was one of my good friends during High School. We became close through the garage band "Crossfire" that he started playing drums for. My next door neighbor John Parker and Randy Besnell (both are fellow huskies) rounded out the trio. The band grew in popularity and stayed together for quite a while after high school and I can always remember having fun with Keith and his eccentric ways of living life.
In high school I can remember how excited we all were when Keith won the Mount Sac Invitational cross country event. It earned him a full page spread in the San Gabriel Tribune. But Keith was very humble and took it in stride, saying "It what is a good day for a good run."
"Lil Gal" Lori, was was his long time partner and Love.
Later on Keith became interested in dinosaur fossils from different eras and again, like you did with everything else in his life, ran with it. He became a self-taught paleontologist and was so informed on the subject that he was a guest speaker for the local universities many times. He was also the one professors called when they took the class out on digs.
His heart was always right. Talking to his mother after his death her concern was the neighbors and Friends he used to help all the time. "Most of them are widowed and I don't know what they will do now. Keith was always helping them with anything they needed." Was 'Mom's' comment to me. That said everything about the man he had become.
I realize this is a long comment but my friend Keith deserves every bit of it. He made this world a better place to live in. He may be gone, but is definitely not forgotten.
Allan Teter
Keith Kreswick was one of my good friends during High School. We became close through the garage band "Crossfire" that he started playing drums for. My next door neighbor John Parker and Randy Besnell (both are fellow huskies) rounded out the trio. The band grew in popularity and stayed together for quite a while after high school and I can always remember having fun with Keith and his eccentric ways of living life.In high school I can remember how excited we all were when Keith won the Mount Sac Invitational cross country event. It earned him a full page spread in the San Gabriel Tribune. But Keith was very humble and took it in stride, saying "It what is a good day for a good run."
"Lil Gal" Lori, was was his long time partner and Love.
Later on Keith became interested in dinosaur fossils from different eras and again, like you did with everything else in his life, ran with it. He became a self-taught paleontologist and was so informed on the subject that he was a guest speaker for the local universities many times. He was also the one professors called when they took the class out on digs.
His heart was always right. Talking to his mother after his death her concern was the neighbors and Friends he used to help all the time. "Most of them are widowed and I don't know what they will do now. Keith was always helping them with anything they needed." Was 'Mom's' comment to me. That said everything about the man he had become.
I realize this is a long comment but my friend Keith deserves every bit of it. He made this world a better place to live in. He may be gone, but is definitely not forgotten.