Birth date: Feb 6, 1933 Death date: Jun 24, 2011
Keith Alan Garber, son of Chester Christopher and Mable Ione (Chambers) Garber was born during a blizzard at the home of his maternal grandparents in rural Fremont County, Iowa, on February 6, 1933 and passed away at Wayne County Read Obituary
My thoughts and prayers go out to the Garber family.
My relationship with Dr. G was one that not too many people shared boss-employee. Dr. G had 5 employees and our average years of employment is 25 years. Dr Garber was very fair and generous with his employees. He took us to I-cub games, bought our families tickets to Adventureland every year, hosted pool parties and BBQs and we always had a fun filled holiday party. He always made us feel like we were not only his employees, but also a member of his family. Dr. Garber's patients were very important to him-if somebody was sick we were always to work them in no matter how full we were, we would just stay until everyone was seen. Dr. Garber was a pillar of the community-he was a leader and volunteer. Dr. G was a devoted family man. We listened to lots of stories about Ann and the kids, and most recently about the second generation of Garber's-his grandchildren. Ann, Val, Andy, Jenny and Matt-thank you for sharing this wonderful man with us. He will be truly missed. Love you all...Kathy
Dear Jennifer, My heartfelt condolences to you and your family at the very recent loss of your beloved father. May our heavenly Father richly pour out His peace to you as you gather together to honor your dad's life. All my heart, Martha
We would like to extend our deepest condolences to the family of Dr. Garber in this sad time.
Our mother, Margaret West, worked for Dr. Garber for years as a PA in the clinics in Lineville and Seymour. She recently passed away but she always spoke of him with admiration and respect and if she were still with us she would have wanted to attend the funeral to pay her respects. Our condolences to your family on his passing.
For a wonderful man who made me smile every day!!
We will miss Dr. Garber and his stoic prescence. We all marvel at his accomplishments and selflessness in his work. Prayers to everyone.
Uncle Keith, warm and witty. This earth lost a fabulous person. He gave much love to his family and so much to his community. I feel blessed to have known him. Much love to Aunt Ann, Valerie, Andy, Jennifer and Matthew.
