Aubry Judson Keith
August 30, 2005 ~ August 7, 2022
Born in:
Columbus, Georgia
Resided in:
Lawrenceville, Georgia
Aubry Judson Keith passed away on August 7, 2022. She was 16 years old.
Aubry was born on August 30, 2005 in Columbus, Georgia. Aubry was a happy and curious child always with a smile, often mischievous, on her face. Both Aubry and her sister were home schooled by their mother until she was in seventh grade, and they flourished in their wonderful home school community. She attended Brookwood High School and had just started her junior year. Aubry’s smile lit up every room and her laugh was unforgettable. Her magnetic, bubbly, and warm personality put others at ease and enabled her to thrive in all settings. A social butterfly, she loved spending time with her many friends and family. Summer was full of fun times at the pool or hiking and laughing with friends. She loved the beach and being with her cousins. Art and history were her favorite subjects. She was interested in crystals and their spiritual qualities. Aubry had planned to go to nursing school and eventually work with pediatric cancer patients. Aubry was a beloved daughter, sister, granddaughter, niece, cousin and friend. She will be desperately missed and never forgotten by her family and friends.
Aubry is survived by her loving parents, Grace and Scot Keith of Lawrenceville; her sister Ella Keith of Lawrenceville; her maternal grandparents Rita and Jim Fordham of Dalton; her paternal grandparents Barbara and Jud Keith of Kathleen; her aunt, uncle and cousins Mary and Cameron Bready, Samuel, Thomas and Catherine Bready of Atlanta; her aunt, uncle and cousins Connie and Alton Montgomery, Tyler, Nick, Drew, and Lexie Martens and Colt Montgomery of Kathleen; many dear friends; and dogs Misty and DZ.
A private memorial service will be held at a later date. Her parents ask that in lieu of flowers, donations in Aubry’s memory be made to The National Pediatric Cancer Foundation (www.NationalPCF.org) or Fresh Artists (www.FreshArtists.org). “
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Scott and Grace, My deepest sympathy. Brad
My sincere condolences, Scot and Grace. You are loved. I’m so very sorry.
You are in our thoughts.
Sympathy from my family.
The name on this should have been: Dixie and Hurt Keith.
So deeply sorry for your unimaginable loss. Holding you in my thoughts.
She was an amazing person. Always there for the people who needed it most. You raised an amazing teenager. I wish you the best with your loss.
Scot. I just heard the news. I am so so sorry. There are no words strong enough to convey how sad I am to hear of your baby’s passing. I can’t even imagine how you and Grace must feel.
All my love
I just heard about Aubrey. I am so sorry your loss. May the Lord bind each of your hearts. With love and prayers.
You were one of my best friends you meant so much to me I wish I could just tell you how much you meant to me
I met Scot and Grace almost 25 years ago when we worked in Archaeology together. They are some of the nicest people I’ve ever known.
I’m sure Aubrey shared that trait, and the world has suffered a great loss with her passing.
Please know, Grace and Scot, you have been in my prayers more than a few times over the years.
May God Bless us all, and may we all be gathered together once again in the World to come. May you be comforted in your mourning, as Jesus promised in the Sermon on the Mount.
You and yours will be in my prayers and in my heart as long as I continue walking this earth
We weren’t close but I can still remember her laugh she had the best laugh ever it made everything so much funnier two years later I’m still thinking of that radiant laugh. Gone but never forgotten