I would like to extend my deepest sympathies to the family of Keri. May you be comforted in God’s promise of paradise where there is no more pain, sorrow, or even death. (Revelation 21:4). Our loving creator, “the God of all comfort” is there to bring you much needed comfort during this difficult time. (2 Corinthians 1:3,4).  (JW.ORG)

Keri was a fun loving girl and was tough as nails.  I will remember her from the last time I saw her, eating a big ice cream cone and wearing one of her great retro sundresses this past summer.  Rest easy Keri, you will be missed.
Your friend and coworker, Susanne

Keri and I used to sit together on the bus to/from school.  We had many fun conversations about anything and everything.  I loved hanging out with her while we were growing up.  I still have the autographed Dino Ciccarelli postcard she got for me because she knew he was my favorite hockey player.  I will miss her dearly and send my deepest sympathies to the Dyrdahl family. Leah (Whitney)

Where do you start when someone who was so full of life is gone?  I was blessed to visit with Keri in August when she was in Kenyon.  We laughed and we cried.  She was one of a kind who could make you laugh.  I treasure the memories of our high school days and our class reunions.  Sending all my love to John and her family.