Keith David Krzyszton passed away on April 13, 2024 in his hometown of Atlanta, Michigan. Born to Mark (Thelma) Krzyszton and Evelyn (David) White on August 1, 1982. Keith has been making people laugh, doing burnouts and testing speed limits for 41 years.
A graduate of Atlanta High School in 2000, Keith furthered his education at Northern Michigan University and Central Michigan University where he earned a degree in Computer Science and eventually a Master’s Degree in Business Administration.
In 2013, Keith married the love of his life, Betty, and together they built a family that he passionately loved and was abundantly proud of. Keith was a devoted father to Allyson and Frank and his absence will be felt to their core.
Keith’s life was one of active engagement with the world around him. He was an outdoorsmen and car enthusiast. Indoors, he was an avid reader of Sportsmen magazines and the Bible and was known as a “strategic” Euchre player. His karaoke skills and dad jokes were nothing short of legendary. Keith was also a respected mentor, guiding young engineers in their careers. He instilled a love for our country, dancing, singing, and making people laugh in his children. Keith was committed to the community he chose to raise his kids in through serving as President of Atlanta’s Youth Wrestling Club and volunteering at various events along side his wife and cherished friends.
Predeceased by several grandparents and uncles, Kent and Paul, Keith’s legacy is carried on by his loving wife, Betty; his children, Allyson and Frank; his grandma, Eleanor White; his parents, David and Evelyn and Mark and Thelma; and his sisters, Angel Radick and Kristen (Matt) MacLoed Torres. His nieces and nephews, a wide circle of lifelong friends whom he considered to be family, and former colleagues will all feel his absence.
On April 18, 2024 at the Green Funeral Home, Atlanta, Michigan visitation will be held from 2:00 PM-6:00 PM with a service officiated by Pastor Ron Larsen to honor Keith’s life at 6:00 PM.
Keith Krzyszton will be remembered as a loving husband, father, brother, and friend. The joy and humor he brought to every gathering will be deeply missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing him.
