Birth date: May 22, 1998 Death date: Aug 15, 2020
Keifer Lemuel Tull, 22, passed away on Saturday, August 15, 2020. Keifer was born at noon on May 22, 1998, at St. Mary’s Hospital in Rogers, Arkansas. He was dedicated to Christ at the First Christian Church as an infant, accepted Read Obituary
I am so very sorry for you loss. My prayers go out to your entire family.
What a handsome young man. Keifer was our neighbor when we lived in Rogers. He was a great friend to my two sons, Zac and Max. I haven’t seen him in 16 years but I have such fond memories of neighborhood gatherings where all the kids would play together. He was always so sweet and respectful. My heart is breaking for his family. Rest In Peace sweet boy. The Angelini’s are keeping you in our prayers.
May the peace and strength of the Lord sustain you for the hours, days, weeks, and years to come. May the beautiful memories you have of him bring you comfort and joy. May you feel the presence of the Lord and his arms holding you on the days that your grief tries to consume you. May you find comfort in the knowledge that Keifer’s mind is at rest and his body is whole and he is resting in the arms of Jesus. God bless you all. I may not know you personally, but I was with my son when he heard the tragic news. Our hearts will forever be altered and we will always be mindful of the importance of mental
Health. We are so thankful that Nathan had such a wonderful friend his first couple of years at OSU. Keifer will never be forgotten.
Keifer was a great support to my son when he joined Lambda at OSU 2 years ago. This wound will never heal but knowing he truly touched many in his short time on earth may be of some comfort. We are praying for your family.
Sorry to read about Keifer's passing.
Ashley Rogers,EMT
I worked with Keifer at the Rogers aquatic center for three years. I remember the first time I met Keifer he was so warm, comforting and helpful. He taught me to stand up for myself and that I could do anything. Keifer believed in me when I was only fifteen years old and he helped me to become the person I am today. I just remember the days when I would walk in and Keifer would be black lanyard, the first thing I would hear would be country music. That was the first sign that it would be a good day. Keifer always found a way to make me smile even on the worst days. I send prayers to the family and friends that lost this amazing man. Keifer will forever be in our hearts and minds.
- Kristen stalder
