Keats Everett

February 12, 1955 - March 14, 2022

Keats Everett, 67, passed away on March 14, 2022 in Monroe, LA. Keats was born on February 12, 1955 in New Orleans, LA and worked as a commercial real estate appraiser in Monroe and was proud of his national MAI designation.

Keats is survived by his sons, Matthew Everett and his wife, Alyssa of Houston, TX and Hunter Everett and his wife, Ashley of Knob Noster, MO; four grandchildren, Jackson, Lincoln, Aurora, and Remington; his ex-wife, Susan Gay Britton; sisters and brothers in law, Pam and Larry Bratton, Christy and Chuck Gwin; and numerous nieces and nephews.

No services are planned at this time.

Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.kilpatrickfuneralhomes.com.

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Dad it’s been over a year since you passed away, it hasn’t gotten much easier to comprehend. I still miss you everyday and so does Jackson. He reminds me of myself so much and I try to treat him like you treated me. I wish I could be even half the dad you were. I miss you dad. Love your number one puppy dog.

We are so sorry for your loss. Keeping you and your families in our prayers.

I was very sorry to hear of Keats' passing. I have had little contact with him since he left Monroe, but while he was here I enjoyed conversations with him whenever I saw him. I preach for a church he attended as a young person, and some of the friends he had then are still here. Keats always had a smile, a friendly demeanor, and was someone I enjoyed being around. I'm sorry I didn't keep up with him after he moved away. Blessings and comfort to the family at this time.

Keats was a helper. His sociable, intelligent personality brought him in contact with many people, and if any were suffering with pain or problems, Keats listened.

Matt and Hunter, I was sorry to hear of your Dad’s death. Keats was my friend, a voice of reason when times were difficult. he always spoke highly of his two sons, he loved both of you and was proud of you.

Peace of mind is a call away. We're here when you need us most.

My most sincere condolences. What a great man.

In memory of Keats Everett, Carolyn Carter lit a candle

Keats was one of the first kids I met in the first grade at Lakeshore. He was always friendly and a quiet unassuming guy. Keats will be missed!

I have known Keats for many years, and I knew him as a man of integrity, humility, and great empathy for his fellow man. We had many adventures together and we reminisced often. I will miss him.

Keats was a fabulous person. So sad to hear of his passing. I was always impressed with him even as a child. He always seemed meant for greatness so unassuming, very quiet, but quite intelligent. Like he just knew where he was as going in life. So sad to read he left way too young. Prayers for his family.

I'm saddened to read of Keats's passing. May the memory of his life be a gift to all of us who were fortunate to have known him.

My sincere condolences to the Everett family and friends. Keats and I go back to the 60s...school pals. God bless.

I met Keats 7 years ago and we became friends. He and I shared the same 12 step program . He was a neat guy, a good guy, and he will be missed by many. RIP Cliff Carr

I just returned from PA to hear of this Keats. You welcomed me with kindness when I moved here in 2010. What struck me was your disarming effect you had on friends who were perhaps in some heated discussion. But you did it with a love and finesse that I could only dream to have. Thanks for all our talks over the years, and this isn’t goodbye. I will see you again, but hopefully now for a while my brother. I’m sure you’re telling me right now I have no say over when that time will come. You made a difference in my life, and without any doubt, many others. God bless you “old man” . (Keats knows what I mean. Ask him yourself)

Keats will be remembered as a person who gave sacrificially in many ways to his family, friends and profession. His wit, integrity and intelligence were unmatched. He will be missed dearly by family and friends and me. May God bless Keats and his family during this difficult time.

I am sorry to hear of Keat's passing. I met him years ago and he was always someone who had a great idea to help another person. My prayer is for his family and friends to be comforted and find peace from God Almighty.

In memory of Keats Everett, W. LAMAR MULLICAN lit a candle

To the family: my sincere condolences on your loss. I got to know Keats a few years ago. He was such a nice guy. You could tell right away he had such a kind spirit and a very selfless guy who loved his family. I hadn't seen him recently but very saddened to hear of his passing. The world needs more people like Keats.

Keats was a true friend and the ultimate PROFESSIONAL. He loved his work but love his boys even more. We will truly miss this appraisal Legend . He was a true Christian believer and spent mush time mentoring and sharing with others in need. We Will miss him.

He was a great father and grandfather. He was kind, joyous, and smart, and his family will miss him terribly. He was taken from this world too soon; I wish so much that his family would have had more days with him. But he lives on, every day, through the actions of his own children. He taught them how to be. How to be kind husbands, supportive fathers. He was so proud of them. He will be missed terribly. My condolences.

Peace of mind is a call away. We're here when you need us most.

Keats was a good father and person. He will be missed

My Deepest Sympathy for your loss. Praying for your family..

The family is in my thoughts and prayers. Lean on God for comfort. “The Lord is close to the broken-hearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” Psalms 34:18 RIP Keats.

My prayers to the immediate family. Heaven gained a kind loving soul.

Dad I am going to miss you beyond words. You were a great father and a fantastic grandfather. I love you papa Keats.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.