Keith Frederick Williams, 48, of Milton, Delaware, passed away on June 7, 2026.

Born in Baltimore, Maryland, Keith relocated to Delaware in the early 2000s, where he built his life and his family. First and foremost, he was an artist. He painted with acrylics and created digital art, and he brought that same maker's spirit to his woodworking, shaping things with his hands in the quiet hours. He described himself, with characteristic humor, as a "sporadically inspired work in progress." Those who loved him knew the truth beneath the joke: his work, and his love, were anything but sporadic.

Keith was giving to a fault. He made his family's dreams come true, often putting everyone ahead of himself. He and his wife, Erin, shared a deep love of the outdoors—hiking the trails and taking long walks together, finding peace under open sky. A maker and a "Master Builder" at heart, he spent his life building for the people he loved.

He leaves behind his wife, Erin; his two daughters, Lily and Parker; and his son, Jace. He is also survived by his mother, Pat; his uncle, Fred; and his brother, Drew. He carried each of them in everything he made.

He called himself a work in progress, as we all are. But he worked hard—to give, and to grow—leaving behind a legacy that exemplifies the man he was, and all the good he gave to this world.