Condolence: My deepest condolences to your family. Losing a loved one is never easy. As you continue in life keep the wonderful words found at Revelations 21:4 with you and hold dear the thought found in Isaiah 25:8. No, I can not bring your loved one back but I hope that the comfort in knowing that God not only wants to but will is encouraging in itself. - Acts 24:15. Again, I am deeply sorry for your loss.
Sincerely,
Ashley Worley

Condolence: Our hearts are broken, but tonight, Heaven prepares a celebration the likes of which we can't even imagine. Keith was a vital part of the History of American Music, his music paved the dirt road, so that many could ride the Music Superhighway. He was humble, kind, a good friend, & most of all a great singer/songwriter. We played together @ The Hitchin' Post, with Vicky Self, I wanted it to last forever. You are indelibly etched in my soul, Keith McCormack. Love you Keith & Dorinda! Al & Glenda Scott, Englewood, Fl.

Condolence: When my Mother and Father learned that Keith had passed away, they were terribly saddened
and still in shock over this loss of a terrific person and friend. Keith did the mowing of their
properties they own in Ash Grove for many years. Every Christmas, he would make arrangements to bring something to show his appreciation for their mowing business. There
were many times he would call to discuss possible dates to mow and many times he called
to inquire about their health. Both my Dad and Mother have been in and out of the hospital
and nursing home the last several years and Keith had a sincere concern and hope for their
well being. Keith's background as an entertainer was a big topic for my Mother especially...
she would tell me .... I have an idea for Keith to write a song about. They really cared for
and loved the guy. Sincere condolences to all that loved him as well. He will be missed.

Condolence: A wonderful songwriter and a wonderful person.

Our deepest condolences.

International Songwriters Association, Europe

http://www.songwriter.co.uk

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Keith McCormick. I have known him since I was a little girl through my Uncle Rick Woolery. And since then I have worked at his accounting firm. He was a very fine man. I admired him a lot and loved his music. Heaven has definitely gained an angel for his heavenly choir. I will miss him. I will keep the family in my thoughts and prayers through this difficult time.

Sincerely

Christina Woolery Griffitts

Condolence: Our family was so sorry to hear that Keith had passed. You were a neighbor to our Mom and Dad. Fred and Mickey Mcvay. Keith was still taking care of mike mcvays yard in Willard. Our family thought the world of him. Please know you are in our thoughts

Condolence: Dorinda, I am heartbroken to hear of Keith's passing. I have always considered him one of my closest friends and the brother I never had. I think back often of those days in the 80's where we would cut wood almost every weekend during the winter months on your property in Polk County. We shared a lot of our personal feelings, thoughts and plans as well as solving a few of the world's problems on those trips. I always believed I knew Keith best as the caring and thoughtful person he was not as the music legion that many knew him as. We most certainly talked about those years but Keith was much more than that. I will always be grateful when my dad got killed and I walked into that waiting room very early in the morning and the first persons there were you and Keith. You will never know how much that still means to me. Our prayers go out to you, Jeannine and I will always love you, Keith and Malley. Tim and Jeannine Medlin