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KELLER, RONALD age 73, a long-time resident of Robie Creek, Idaho went to be with the Lord on May 31, 2013. Ron was born on October 12, 1939 in New York City to Albert and Louise Keller. The family moved to Ohio in 1941 and then migrated to Albuquerque in 1949 and made this their almost permanent home. After Ron graduated from Highland High School and at age 17 joined the US Navy. When he completed his tour of duty in 1961 he returned to Albuquerque where he began working with Mountain Bell. In 1973 he met the love of his life, Sally Christopherson, who loved animals and all things cowboy. Ron requested a transfer and followed family to Idaho. Ron and Sally arrived in Boise in 1976 and were married shortly thereafter with close family in attendance. Their loving son, Kris Keller, was born in January of 1977. Ron retired early from AT&T so that he could spend time with Sally in Robie Creek and to take care of his many animals. He remained active long after retirement doing snow removal, volunteering with the Robie Creek Fire Department and Irrigation water master, plus numerous other activities to supplant his time. Ron and Sally loved music and together they entertained professionally and casually in the Boise and Robie Creek area on numerous occasions. Their home was always open to friends and family. Ron is survived by his son, Kris Keller of Robie Creek and his fiancee Angie Weissert of St. Louis; grandsons, Justin Custer and Brandon Custer; sisters Margie Robran, Joan Caldwell, Gail Keller, Diane Miller; and one brother David Keller and wife Evi. He is also survived by many special nieces, nephews and special friends. Ron was preceded in death by his parents, wife Sally, daughter Leslie Custer, son Dean Keller, brothers Richard Keller and Lani Keller all of whom he loved and missed so very much. Ronnie or "Cowboy" as he was known too many, was a very giving and fun loving person. He always took time to have fun or just sit and visit. You left Ron's side always feeling better because you spent time with him. Ron's passing will leave a great void to all those that knew him. We will miss you very much Cowboy! Cremation has taken place and services were held at the Robie Creek Park on Wednesday, June 5 at 7:00 pm.
        Published on: Sun June 16, 2013