Birth date: Sep 7, 1986 Death date: Apr 7, 2026
Keith Edward Bailey, 39, of Huntersville died April 7, 2026. He was born on September 7, 1986 in Edison, NJ to Clyde Edward Bailey and Geraldine "Geri" Marhefka Bailey. Keith grew up in Piscataway, NJ where he enjoyed playing soc Read Obituary
Keith,
You were there for me during one of the toughest times of my life. I still remember you riding your bike all the way over to Pleasant View Gardens to pick me up on your pegs and brought me into your house. So much love in that house!
I cried that next morning when I woke up to your mom making US ALL breakfast and your pops giving ME lunch money before driving us to school.
I've NEVER told ANYONE that story before now.
We were young.
Still, it was clear. You loved your family and were so protective of your sisters.
Oh man how much you loved your sisters!
And they all loved you back!
It's just reminder of who the person Keith was!!
From soccer team to basketball, Middle school to high school, college and beyond. We remained friends and I cherish the memories we made.
You were loved by many and will never be forgotten!I
Till we meet again.
Rest in Paradise Baby Boy!
Where do we begin? It's hard to pick just one memory...there were so many-from the day you were born...to celebrating birthdays, holidays,
shore days, ski trips...road trips to Norfolk with your mom, hanging in
Sea Side as you young ones did the polar plunges and watching you
interact with our grandkids....Keith....we'll miss your beautiful, gentle
soul and your smile.....we love you now and always-to TB's star and back......love you Geri, Clyde and Jackie.........
Aunt Jani & Uncle Ernie
Keith was a stellar US Navy Sailor and a patriotic American Veteran. I served with Keith in the Navy during war time. He was always an gentleman and chill guy to work with on the ships even in the toughest times. I'm very sorry to hear of his passing. My deep condolences to his family and loved ones. Keith my brother at arms, fair winds and following seas, shipmate. We have the watch.
We shared some great moments while being members of the cross country team! Wil never forget his smile. Honor to be in the pic right next to you 💛
I will miss and cherish our memories forever. You were there for me during the hardest times of my life when my brother Riken was dying of childhood lukemia. You were like an older brother to me. Going to your house to play sports, swim, call girls we thought were cute, workout in your basement .. it was like an escape for me during those tough times. You also treated him like he was your own kind. Never gave me shit about bringing him over and swimming. You introduced me to so many of my firsts in life. You let me borrow your clothes so I would feel more confident in school. Brought me into your social circle.. you had a big one and growing up everyone loved you, especially the girls. I became a cool kid because of you. You made me want to dress better, look better, be better at such a young age. That same mindset I kept throughout my life and it’s helped shape my confidence level today. No matter what you were doing in life you always checked in. I felt like I grew up quicker because of you. You loved your sisters so much. You and I felt the same pain inside and I think that’s why we got along so well. You with Taylor me with riken. It made us tough though. I remember when Clyde got you your first card the Lexus. We drove around for hours without any money in our pockets. We used to listen to cds you would burn upstairs in your computer room. I still have some of those early 2000 cd mixes. You were such a big part of my childhood and you will always be missed as an OG block member. Brewster ave lives forever, in your memory my brother. I wish I could remember all the jokes, because I wouldn’t need to laugh ever again at another. We used to crack the f up , all the time. Clyde, Gerry, Jackie.. my love is with you guys forever as we will always share our common heartfelt memories of keith together.
