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In lieu of flowers, gifts in Keith's name can be made to The Veteran's Community Outreach Center, in Hyannis, MA.Modern cars can last well over a decade with proper maintenance. Visiting hours will be held at the Nickerson Bourne Funeral Home 40 Macarthur Blvd, Bourne, MA 02532, Tuesday, September 14 from 11am-2pm. He is also survived by seven grandchildren: Aiden, Keith III & Emory Ellis, Jameson & Tabor Ellis, Emmett & Brayden Lata. As well as many nieces and nephews and close family friends. Ellis and wife Shannon of Plymouth, MA, daughter Keri Ellis Lata and husband Nicolas of West Hartford, CT and son David L. Ellis Junior and wife Maura of Sagamore Beach, MA, son Christopher W. Keith is also survived by: his son Keith W. His sister Brenda Weston and husband Larry of Buzzards Bay, MA. Keith is survived by: his uncle Herbert Ellis & wife Jean Ellis, Aunt Janice Terrill and husband Jack, of Sagamore Beach. Nothing gave him more pride than seeing his children grow and later start families of their own. Together they raised four children in Sagamore Beach, MA. The love they shared is admired by all but experienced by few. He was married to Lynne Elizabeth Keery in 1976, with whom he shared forty-five years of marriage filled with love, happiness, and heartfelt devotion. The core of his life was always his marriage and family.
He was also a volunteer firefighter in Sagamore Beach for ten years. The annual hunting season, a source of pride and joy, was spent with close friends and family.
As an avid sportsman, he enjoyed hunting and shellfishing. Together, they owned forty acres of cranberry bogs and an additional one hundred acres of supporting upland. Soon after returning from Vietnam, in 1974, Keith started a landscape business, Sagamore Cranberry, with his cousin Glenn Terrill. He was a courageous hero to his beloved country, family, and friends. He was deployed to Vietnam, where he served two years as a Sergeant. At the young age of nineteen, he was drafted into the U.S Army and soon found himself at Fort Bragg, NC for paramilitary and demolitions training. Keith was a graduate of Bourne High School and went on to attend Stockbridge School of Agriculture, an academic unit of the UMASS Amherst campus. He was the second child of Leslie & Elizabeth Roper Ellis. Sagamore Beach - Keith Winslow Ellis, Sr, Age 73, died peacefully at the LifeCare Center of Plymouth on Monday, September 6, 2021.
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