
Keith Gibson Jones was born April 8, 1952 in Tulsa, OK to Robert & Helen (Gibson) Jones, Sr. and passed from this life on June 28, 2014 at the age of 62.
Keith was a beloved friend, brother, father and grandfather. He was a lover of music, dancing, animals, antiques and horse racing to name just a few. He served in the US Air Force, and attended Oklahoma University where he received a Bachelor's of Fine Arts in Drama. Following school he pursued his passion for theater by working with Theater Tulsa doing lighting design. He went on to be the Assistant Stage Manager at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center. Keith also spent some time working with Tulsa Junior College visiting local elementary schools and teaching children about the Arts as a career choice.
As time passed Keith switched careers to sales. He worked for many years at Advertising Novelties, Inc. During this time he was also an avid antique dealer. He first started working in the medical field by working with Visiting Nurses Association. He kept the nurses supplied with everything they needed to run a successful flu vaccine campaign every year. Eventually he moved on to be the Property Manager at a shopping center located on 51st & Harvard. Finally in his later years Keith would sit with hospice patients in their last hours of life to care for them as well as cancer patients following procedures required for them.
Keith was a loyal person who kept friends for a lifetime. He was always there to lend a hand in times of need. He could always be counted on to give you his honest opinion and always had a story to tell you. His sense of humor was a delight to all who were exposed to it. He will be sadly missed forevermore.
Keith was preceded in death by his parents and is survived by his daughter, Laura Phillips and husband Michael; his brothers, Robert Jones and his wife, Holly and Joel Martin Jones; and his grandson Michael Alexander Phillips.
"Thank you to Cancer Treatment Center for all the assistance with the service."
What caused Keith’s death?
Deb
I am saddened to know he is gone.
Deborah Miles
Dearest Bobby and Joel--we were so sorry to hear of Keith passing away. Karla saw it somewhere after his funeral. Had we known before, we both would have been there simply to honor Keith and to see both of you.
Any time we think about the Jones' family it takes us back to childhood memories on South Saint Louis. And of course, you were all a part of those memories. Those "Ozzie & Harriett" days when life was fun and so much simpler--at least for all of us kids! A favorite memory we have in our parent's latter years were all the stories they would recall about Casey, Helen and the boys.
Losing Keith will leave an empty place in your hearts. Our hearts are with you. Hope this message finds you both well, happy and blessed.
With love and compassion,
Paula & Karla
Paula Hayes Palmer & Karla Hayes Mumma
Saddened to hear about Keith's passing. He and I attended OU together, and shared many an evening talking and solving theatre issues, he also lighted a dance performance for me called Lamentations. Goodbye to a nice guy..........
Al bostick
Albert Bostick
You are in my thoughts and prayers. I am so sorry I cannot be there but know you always have my support and love. Chin up (cause there may be something on it) bwahahahahaha. sorry, just thought you could use a laugh.
Love you guys very much
Jorie
Laura & Jane,
I know how very special he was to both of you and I know he felt the same way about you. He will forever live in your hearts and memories....my sincerest sympathy to you during this time. I love you both with all my heart.
Kara Mears