We are sad to learn of this...
Burnside, Keith, died on June 27, 2013. He was born July 21st, 1943 in Los Angeles, CA to Allan and Kathryn Burnside. He attended Burbank schools and went to college at the University of Redland, where he met his wife Sandra Mathews in 1966. The Burnsides moved to Orange, CA, where Keith worked as a teacher and counselor for the Anaheim Union High School District for 37 years. He is survived by wife, Sandy; daughters, Lori Jones and Keri Burnside; sons-in-law, Mario Sattro and Robbie Jones; granddaughters, Lila and Lindsey Jones; and cats, Woodi and Sami. Keith enjoyed golfing, playing bridge, hiking, working on his cars and spending time with his wife and family. The Burnsides recently acquired a condo in Lake Crowley where they enjoy exploring new territory and making new friends. Keith was very loved and respected and will be missed.
Published in Orange County Register on July 2, 2013
http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/orangecounty/obituary.aspx?n=keith-burnside&pid=165641480
From Alan Landros regarding Keith's family...
"Don Burnside, BHS '65, also died young. He passed away from brain cancer
just before his 37th birthday in 1984. Exactly three years later his
dad, Allan Burnside, also died from brain cancer in 1987 at age 68,
almost 69. (For those of you who attended Luther Burbank, Allan Burnside
was our Principal at John Muir.)"
COMMENTS FROM KEITH'S OBITUARY ONLINE
Keith
was a super guy. I am so honored to have had the privilege to work
with him. His positive spirit will truly be missed. I am so saddened I
was unable to attend his memorial. My thoughts to his family.
Keith
Burnside, I wish I would have said Thank You for all the things I
admired, appreciated and ultimately learned from you. I regret not
letting you know you truly made a difference in my life just by
listening and not judging. The world needs more people like you. I'm
sure I'm not the only person feeling this way. You will be missed.
Keith
was one of the most positive memories I have of teaching at Kennedy for
30 years. I especially remember Keith dropping by my room late in the
afternoon just to chat. He was such a calming influence in a job that
can sometimes be terribly stressful. Humor and humanity. That's how I
will remember Keith Burnside.
Jim Frye
Keith
was a good man and an important part of my early teaching career. I am
sad to hear of his passing, but I hope that when my time is up, I will
have touched as many lives in a positive manner as he did. My thoughts
are with your family.
Mr.
Burnside will always be remembered by the JFK family as a calm caring
influence in the Counseling Center. He was one of the kindest people on
campus to students and staff. So sorry for your loss.
Patty Dyle (retired JFK Teacher)
Dear Mrs. Burnside... and Lori and Keri,
My heart broke when I heard of Mr. Burnside's passing. What an amazing man, father, and husband.
My heart joins yours in this grief and loss. Sending my love,
Monica Kitchens Schruhl
I
am so saddened for the loss and shock all of you are experiencing.
Nothing but good stuff is known about Keith. I think one of our former
KHS teachers will forward all our emails to you. My husband and I are
still sitting on the chaise lounge frames that I bought from Keith
probably 25 years ago. I think you may have been moving or else
redecorating. I taught, Keith counseled. I had a lot of troubled kids,
but I knew Keith would take time to hear each student as an important
person. Wonderful human being who has left a very positive footprint in
this world. Mary Ragusa KHS
Sandy and Keith's family,
April Pflug and I had breakfast with Keith in the last couple of
years, and we were trying to get together with him when Phil Bertoni
visited a while back back, but we couldn't get it organized. Wish we had
been able to.
As all of his friends have already said, Keith
was humorous, pleasant, friendly, smiling, and likable -- the kind of
guy everyone liked.
I know that you must be very sad. My sincere condolences to all of you.
George Peterman
Sandy;
I am shocked and saddened to hear about Keith's untimely passing. Please, accept
my heartfelt condolences. Sincerely,
Doris Duval
It
is a sad day to learn of Keith's passing. He was a wonderful
co-worker—always calm, always smiling, always a friend. I'm so sorry for
the loss to his family and friends.
Shirley Lind, former Kennedy HS teacher
Mr Burnside was a fabulous and inspiring mentor for many. He blessed many lives. Rest in eternal peace.
Mr
Burnside was the coolest Counselor at Orangeview Jr High! He was a
mentor,a respected authority figure and even had a sense of humor. I
remember a group of us were toilet papering his Subaru wagon as a last
day of school prank when we were met by a laughing Burnside who was
lying in wait with a garden hose and he drenched us all!I know I speak
for many when I say he left a positive impression and will always be
remembered. My condolences to his Family.
I
was fortunate to work with Keith, and a truly amazing faculty at
Fremont Jr. High, years ago. There was a spirit about that school which I
will never forget. Keith was part of that spirit of caring. I'm
grateful to have known him and am saddened by his passing.
Sincerely, Connie Raub (Vocal Music Teacher)
I
had the greatest respect for Keith, a consummate professional who
helped me begin my teaching career 42 years ago. He was a great friend,
teacher, and counselor. Such a very sad day. My thoughts and prayers are
with his family.
So
sorry to hear about Keith's passing. I worked with him at Fremont and
Kennedy and felt he always tried his best and did a good job. He was
well liked and will be missed.
Keith was a super colleague of mine at JFK HS! His humor and quick insights were a daily delight.
Sandy,
there are just no words to express how very sad we are for your loss.
May the love of friends and your close family help you through your
sorrow. Mike and Kyle
Oh Sandy, with a heavy heart I send my sincerest condolances.
Roxana Lewis
Sandy,
I'm
so sorry to hear of Keith's sudden passing. My heart goes out to you
and your family in this time of grief. Keith was well loved in our
hiking community and will be sorely missed.
Markey
My
heartfelt condolences go out to Keith's family. He was loved and
appreciated so much by all of us who worked with him over the years.
Sandy,
We were so sorry to hear of Keith's passing. We trust you will find solace in your memories of Keith.
Take Care, The Ventimiglia Family
I
am so very shocked and saddened to learn of this news. All of us who
worked with Keith loved him to pieces! Best wishes to all his family!
My
family sends our condolences. My brother and I have found memories of
the Burnsides, who were our neighbors growing up. Our sincerest
condolences.
Scott Bruckner
Sandy,
Our hearts and prayers go out to you and all your family in this time
of sorrow. Keith will be missed by all who knew him.
Sandy, I am so sorry to hear about Keith. You and all your girls are in my prayers. I hope to see you soon.
Love, (cousin) Marilyn
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