Keith Leslie Brumley

March 15, 1962 - December 28, 2020

Keith Leslie Brumley, age 58 passed away Monday, December 28th 2020. Keith was born and raised in Greeley Colorado, to Leslie and Naomi Brumley. The youngest of three boys to graduate from Greeley Central High School, he excelled in a variety of disciplines including men’s gymnastics, water skiing and tennis. Keith would go on to obtain his Associates Degree in Building and Construction from Aims Community College and would later apply that to crafting his family’s first home in Greeley Colorado. Keith began working in the family flooring business started by his grandfather at the young age of twelve and carried on that legacy well into his adulthood. He later transitioned from an administrative role at Brumley’s Floor Covering, to partnering with his much loved family at Park Place Interiors, with plans to eventually retire in Hawaii. Keith had an enigmatic personality and could always be found at the center of any gathering, usually with a spellbound audience. He had a wicked sense of humor that kept his father (and everyone else) guessing and was often described as the life of the party. Keith’s love for God and others was evident in his life, serving as youth group staff, countless mission’s trips, and years dedicated to the worship team. He touched many lives at multiple congregations including Bethel, Grace Baptist, Evangelical Free Church of Eaton, Christ Community Church and the Eaton Community Church. Keith is survived by his parents, Leslie and Naomi Brumley, his son Kellen Brumley and fiancé Imani Samuel, his daughters Cortney and Kaylie Brumley and brothers Chris and Kevin Brumley. Keith was warm, funny, caring, deeply loved and will be greatly missed. He was a devoted and proud father, who never failed to say how much he loved his children, whom he shared with former spouse Shara Brumley. Please join us in celebrating Keith’s life at the Evangelical Free Church of Eaton on Wednesday, January 6, 2021 at 10:00 am – reception and burial to follow. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Global Outreach International, supporting Haiti, a country which Keith had visited on multiple mission trips and where his brother and sister-in-law continue to serve as missionaries.