 I put together a page for Keith’s Polaroid/Instax Collection — a small archive of the instant photos and memories that help show the way he saw the world.
Some of these are funny, strange, beautiful, ordinary, and heartbreaking. I’m so grateful to have them gathered in one place. If you have a photo, memory, or story of Keith you’d like to share, please complete the online form. I’d love to keep adding to these memorial pages.
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The only reason I have seen any photos of Keith’s apartment — including what was there after he died — is because I used public records when Grafton did not provide that information directly. I found photographs of a Burlington fire truck and police car on the one SD card I received on Friday, May 8. They were taken in October 2025, shortly after Keith moved to Burlington, Washington. It is eerie to see those emergency vehicles through Keith’s camera now, knowing what happened later. I keep thinking about the 911 call a week prior to his death and the response of the fire department to his apartment the day he died. I am grateful I pushed Grafton to look for the cameras I saw in the Fire Marshal’s report. Without that report, and without continuing to ask, I would never have known these pictures existed.         |
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