Obituary for James Rouna Keith
James Rouna Keith
Born December 16, 1950, passed at his home in McCleary, Washington on June 23, 2021. He was 70 years old. James was born in Natchez, Mississippi and raised mostly in Ferriday, Louisiana.
James leaves behind his wife Pam, of 45 years and 3 sons, Joseph, Jeremy and Justin, and 8 grandchildren, Chase, Kayden, Brenna, Emerin, Tyler, Zane, Fiona and Branson. His surviving siblings Billie Hagen, William and Jimmy Roy Keith, all currently reside in Louisiana.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Albert and Eunice Keith, his oldest son, James Rouna Jr, who passed in 1996 and siblings Robert, Geraldine “Gerry”, Odeal, Betty Jo, Earl K., Albert “Junebug”, John “Jeff”, Floyd and Linda Faye.
Early in his life, James worked in the oil fields with his brothers Robert, Earl K. and Jeff. He then moved to Washington State where he met and married the love of his life and they raised their 4 sons. Those boys were his life and his best friends. To James, family meant everything, and he cherished them all, including his many nieces, nephews and cousins.
James was a family man and his grandkids claim he was the best Papa in the world. He was loved by all who met him and will be missed beyond measure.
Born December 16, 1950, passed at his home in McCleary, Washington on June 23, 2021. He was 70 years old. James was born in Natchez, Mississippi and raised mostly in Ferriday, Louisiana.
James leaves behind his wife Pam, of 45 years and 3 sons, Joseph, Jeremy and Justin, and 8 grandchildren, Chase, Kayden, Brenna, Emerin, Tyler, Zane, Fiona and Branson. His surviving siblings Billie Hagen, William and Jimmy Roy Keith, all currently reside in Louisiana.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Albert and Eunice Keith, his oldest son, James Rouna Jr, who passed in 1996 and siblings Robert, Geraldine “Gerry”, Odeal, Betty Jo, Earl K., Albert “Junebug”, John “Jeff”, Floyd and Linda Faye.
Early in his life, James worked in the oil fields with his brothers Robert, Earl K. and Jeff. He then moved to Washington State where he met and married the love of his life and they raised their 4 sons. Those boys were his life and his best friends. To James, family meant everything, and he cherished them all, including his many nieces, nephews and cousins.
James was a family man and his grandkids claim he was the best Papa in the world. He was loved by all who met him and will be missed beyond measure.