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In Memory of
T. Hall Keyes
the effect is that
the dog world will never be the same...
T.
Hall Keyes III, husband to Fran passed away Wednesday, January 6,
2010 at the
age of 89. He lived a long and fruitful life. Hall was a
monument in the dog world for over 50
years, a kind and true gentleman. The Nanhall kennel and
training facility was known world-wide.
Hall had been in a
nursing home for over a year but was doing well. Visited daily
by his wife and their daughter Hayley, he took his circumstances
gracefully. But then that was Hall.
He suffered a fall in the
garden the day after he had enjoyed walking there; right hand
holding his little grandson's hand, left hand holding the leash of
his German Shepherd Dog. His hip was broken when he fell and
he became bedridden but remained in good spirits.
Hall Keyes will be sorely missed by all who knew him.
Editor's Note: As a personal friend for over three
decades, Hall's passing marks the
"End
Of An Era". Learn what being a
professional
handler and a master dog man is and you will
understand why the fancy has lost a truly great person and why Hall Keyes
never had an enemy.
Long-standing Science and
Advisory Board Member
(SAAB)
THE DOG
SPOT
Climate controlled kennels
located on 80 pastoral acres
40 minutes south of Dallas, TX.
T.
Hall Keyes III, husband to Fran passed away Wednesday, January 6,
2010 at the
age of 89. He lived a long and fruitful life. Hall was a
monument in the dog world for over 50
years, a kind and true gentleman. The Nanhall kennel and
training facility was known world-wide.
He suffered a fall in the
garden the day after he had enjoyed walking there; right hand
holding his little grandson's hand, left hand holding the leash of
his German Shepherd Dog. His hip was broken when he fell and
he became bedridden but remained in good spirits.
