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Keith Howard Martin, 68 of Springtown, Texas went to be with the Lord on September 14, 2017 after a long battle with illness. Keith Howard Martin was born in Springtown, Texas to Edward and Mary Martin on August 28, 1949. He was a lifelong resident of Springtown/Azle area. A Cowboy at heart, he was a heavy equipment operator and had dedicated his life to running equipment. He has traveled all over the United States and even into Alaska, running equipment which was his passion. He loved to get in some hunting and fishing time when possible. He took home many trophies back in the day. He loved nothing better than sitting around the campfire telling some tall tells. He will be missed!

Keith was preceded in death by his mother Mary Martin, Father Edward Martin, Sister Beth Martin Schrader and his daughter Leigh Ann Martin. Survivors include the mother of his four amazing children Phyllis Martin; daughter’s Lori Randolph and husband Kenny, Cheryl Evans and husband Richie; Son Mitchell Martin and wife Lauren all of Springtown; grandchildren Justin, Jessica, Johnny, Jordan, Hunter, Morgan, & Brayden of Springtown. Brother Steve Martin; niece Melissa Milner and husband Scott all of Alabama. Brother Charles and wife Ann of Longview. We will be holding a private family Memorial service that will be held at later date.

September 23, 2017
September 23, 2017
Prayers and Love to all. My teenage memories all include KEITH and STEVE MARTIN. Fun times. Keith was a great man and will bw missed. My deepest sympathy for his family.

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September 23, 2017
September 23, 2017
Prayers and Love to all. My teenage memories all include KEITH and STEVE MARTIN. Fun times. Keith was a great man and will bw missed. My deepest sympathy for his family.
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September 21, 2017

Cowboy's Prayer

Heavenly Father, I pause, mindful of the many blessings You have bestowed upon me. I ask that You will guide me in my life. Help me, Lord, to live my life in such a manner that when I make that last ride to the country up there, where the grass growns lush and the water runs cool, that You'll take me by the hand and say "Welcome home Cowboy." Amen.

September 21, 2017

What lies behind us

and what lies before us

are tiny matters...

compared to what lies

within us.

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