Message: We are honored to provide this Book of Memories to the family.

Message: professor louis keith would always be remembered as the verrry best in the business of womens health preservation and quality obsttrician teacher resercher and comunicator;his favorite exclamation was eureka meaning ihave found the solution what an incredible thinker and mind we thank him and may god bless his soul

Message: professor louis keith would always be remembered as the verrry best in the business of womens health preservation and quality obsttrician teacher resercher and comunicator;his favorite exclamation was eureka meaning ihave found the solution what an incredible thinker and mind we thank him and may god bless his soul

Message: What a great loss. A great person, a marvellous lecturer and a wonderful Doctor. He left a long lasting effect on many Gynaecologists worldwide. I know many of them in Egypt. His work definitely saved and will continue to save thousands of women lives. May he rest in peace.

Message: Louis: great teacher. Saved the life of many women across the world. I really enjoyed working with you. Still remember you waiting for us in Odessa last year. I was planning another conference in Egypt for you to have a cruise trip down the Nile. Will will miss you. You are always with us. RIP

Message: To a great man, a wonderful human being and a doyen for obstetrics and gynecology. I was fortunate to meet Dr Keith who was a very close friend of my father. It was a honor to know him and may his soul rest in peace.

Message: Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn. -Benjamin Franklin This quote simply, yet eloquently describes the relationship that you and I have fostered, Dr. Keith. You have taught me more lessons about how to live life to the fullest, how to follow my dreams, and how to take a simple idea and transform it into something magnificent over the past year and a half that we have known each other together than many have done over the course of my life to this point. The knowledge, skills, and support that you have provided me with have, and will always be cherished--some things you simply can't learn from reading a textbook or sitting in a lecture hall. I thank you from the bottom of my heart for all that you have done to shape me into the man that I am today. I look forward to the day when we can both look back on my lifelong accomplishments together, most certainly that I wouldn't have been able to accomplish without the skills you have provided to me.

Message: Such a great man. I will always remember all of the amazing conversations, the great advice and listening to classical music together. I miss you already and loved you so much.

Message: Farewell, my dear friend, Louis. Rest in Peace! THANK YOU for the honor and the privilege of your guidance and brilliance and friendship, and for the opportunity to have worked and written alongside you. I will miss you very much Louis...you are forever in my heart. Gratefully yours, Kantha

Message: Having Dr. Keith walk through the doors of chabad on shabbos of for an event always put a smile on my face. From the first time I met Dr. Keith, I knew he was a special individual. I always looked forward to his stories he told. He was filled with knowledge and life experiences and still had an eagerness to learn. Everything about Dr. Keith was so genuine and pure. He was engaged in conversations he had and you knew he was really interested when he would take a part of your question and formulate his own question of the week for Shabbat. Dr. Keith was beyond generous and always thinking of others, always showing support. He was someone I truly admired and am extremely appreciative and greatful to have such a wonderful, unique, inspiring individual. You will be greatly missed Dr. Keith by all the students and community at chabad but you will never be forgotten.

Message: Well Louis, You have left us. My life has been enriched because you were in it. I know of no one with a "distant cousin" who was as close as we were. There were times we did not talk for a while and then we started up again. You always told me "Freddy, we are in the operating room and you are giving my patient anesthesia and leave for a coffee break. Upon your return, we continued our conversation. I followed your career from my childhood and got to spend much quality time with you the past 17 years. I miss you very much.