My dearest Keith

It has been two years since you have left us--do you have any idea how much you are missed. We, your family, extended family and friends think about you daily. Your dad and I went to the MAC meet this weekend--we kow how excited you would have been if you could have swam in your home pool. It was good and sad being there. We can honestly say that it was great to see some of your team mates like Doak, Zerber, Alberts, Meekins and Tony.

Did you know that Kevin has a website in your name? I looked at it all the time. I wish more people would respond to it but hopefully it will get more action soon. Taylor had a good message on it but Derek said he wanted to keep his thoughts of you private.--Derek had a really great memorial of you that we have on tape.
I hope you are happy with the scholarship that we set up in your name. We just thought this is what you would want to help others.

Keith, I just miss you so much and I just wish I could have done things different for you before you died, I am sure you know what I am talking about. I do want to thank you you for coming that Sunday night and I wish I could have had the leftovers that you wanted

WE ALL LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU Dad, Mom. Mandi, Niciki Grandma and the two cats--Addie(she knows when you are around) and Mort

I consider Keith my best friend on the EMU swim team. Of everyone I got to know at EMU, he was my favorite person. He always had a cheerful personality and always made me laugh. I will never forget the time he borrowed my collars and chains and dressed up goth for halloween. I will never forget going to swimmer parties and he would be the first person I found to hang out with. After he died I never felt the same at those parties because I was always looking to see him there. I will never forget hanging out and going to the Electronic Music Fesitval in Detroit with him. He was the only friend that wanted to go with me. I will never forget those times and Keith is a friend that I will never forget.

Megan Andrus

Let me tell you about Keith Falk. He was and still is the most selfless person I have ever encountered. Always sllow to anger, Keith gave alot for his friends, and expected little or nothing in return. He was everybody's pal, smiling, joking, and having a good time. Even when things were down, he made an attempt to see the other side of the coin. To this day, he continues to put others before himself. Let us all relfect on the example he set by his life and afterlife. If we could all find that piece of him inside us, maybe tomorrow wont seem so bad. I wish we'd all been ready.

James Peace,

Friend of Keith