Condolence: Heartfelt condolences on the passing of Brother Stanley. He was a very special man to me as well as many others. He touched many lives. Brother Stanley taught me that love is not in words, but rather in what you do. He also taught me to not take his opinion or anyone else's, but to search my own heart before the Heavenly Father. For this I am forever grateful. May you find peace and comfort knowing his race has been run and his trials are past. You all are in my thoughts and prayers.

Condolence: Condolences on behalf of the Brethren at Lafayette Lodge #543 to the family and friends of Brother Keen. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Condolence: My Condolence goes out to the family of Brother Stanley. I remember when he was the pastor of Cedar Buff Missionary Baptist Church. I was a teenage and I hear him preaches many times. Thank God for Brother Keen and preacher like him I hear the gospel and got saved. Sister Dorothy thank you too for being the good person you are in Christ. Sister Dorothy you and your family are in our prayer if anything you needs and we can help just let us know. Brother Stanley is my Bother in Christ, My Preacher Brother and My Masonic Brother too. We always remember him. You’ll always be in our heart.
You’re Brother in Christ,
J. C. Cox

Condolence: I spent a lot of time at your house when me and Shannon went to school. I am so sorry for your loss. Shannon mom came across my baton uniform and I remember the time that we marched in the Gallatin parade. It was so cold don't know if you remember that or not. Mom's car got put in the parade they didn't have a problem getting us in. When it come time to get out they had to pull us out. Your dad was the one that helped us with our baton practice. Tell your mom I said hi. If there's anything that I can do just let me know. Andy is my one and only son and he is 15 years old. He was saved when he was 7 years old. Your dad's death is only good bye for now but one day after while we will see him again. Rest in Peace Elder Stanley.

Condolence: Our sincere condolences on the passing of Stan. He was such a good influence on our daughter, Kara. She took tennis lessons from Mr. Keen for several years. While he was a good coach and friend, he was a great mentor. The one thing I remember most about Stan is that where ever he saw you, he knew you. He always had a moment to greet and share a few words about life. He was just who he was and that was good enough for us. A man like Mr. Keen will always be missed.