It is with sadness that family and friends remember the life of Keith Edward Manes-Allen, who passed away on April 15, 2026, at the age of 64. A proud U.S. Army veteran, devoted father, hardworking employee, and loyal friend, Keith leaves behind cherished memories and a lasting legacy of strength, kindness, and companionship.

Born on May 9, 1961, Keith lived a life shaped by dedication, resilience, and service. He proudly served his country in the United States Army, carrying with him the values of discipline, loyalty, and commitment throughout his life. His military service reflected the strong sense of duty that defined him both personally and professionally.

After his time in the Army, Keith worked for Presnell Bros., where he was known as a dependable and hardworking individual. He approached his responsibilities with determination and pride, earning the respect of those who worked alongside him. His strong work ethic and willingness to help others made him someone people could count on.

Outside of work, Keith found joy in simple pleasures that brought people together. He enjoyed bowling, a pastime that gave him both fun and friendship, and he especially loved spending time hanging out with friends. Those who knew him remember his easygoing nature, his sense of humor, and the comfort of his companionship.

Keith valued connection and loyalty, and he was someone who appreciated the people in his life deeply. Whether sharing laughs with friends or spending time with family, he understood the importance of relationships and the lasting impact of kindness.

He is survived by his son, Keith Manes Jr. of South Carolina; his brother, Vernon (Dee) Malloy of Newaygo, Michigan; stepsisters, Trish Davis of Taylorville and Christina (Eloy) Brown of San Antonio, Texas; and stepbrothers, Ricky (Wanda) Allen and Terry (Bertha) Allen.

Keith was preceded in death by his mother, Luella Allen, and his stepfather, Frank Allen, whose memories remained close to his heart throughout his life.

As loved ones reflect on Keith Edward Manes-Allen’s life, they remember a man who served his country with honor, worked hard, valued friendship, and left a meaningful mark on those around him. Though his passing brings deep sorrow, his memory will continue to live on through the people who knew and loved him.

May Keith Edward Manes-Allen rest in peace. His life, service, and spirit will be remembered always.