Keegan was the kind of kid that inspired adults to live a more interesting, vibrant life. His infectious laughter, witty comebacks and hilarious shenanigans reflected a contagious spirit of joy. His diverse interests included soccer, woodworking, outdoor adventures, and anything related to Oregon State University. There were places he loved to visit, like his family beach house in Delaware, but his favorite place was at home on the family’s multi-acre farm. Most of all, Keegan loved being with his friends and family, including his beloved dog. He was a very well-loved kid.
Keegan had the kind of spirit this world needs more of. He faced a horrifically unfair experience with an especially aggressive subtype of Ewing sarcoma and passed away in March of 2021. We lost someone very special. His friends and family have honored that spirit of his by supporting research. Kids like Keegan should be able to live long, healthy, adventure-filled lives.