Son of Armor Leroy and Harvene H. McKain.
Husband of Dorothy McKain.
Father of Susan McKain and Michael D. McKain.
He grew up in Lancaster County, where the scenic landscapes inspired a love of nature and its power.
In his early years, he enjoyed exploring caves and collecting fossils while learning about the land and its history.
He was a teacher in the Milford School District for 33 years. Throughout his 39 year teaching career, completed at Colonel Richardson High School, Mr. McKain touched the lives of countless students and fought to keep Earth Science as a vital part of the Delaware curriculum.
He was the recipient of many awards and recognitions, including the prestigious Christa McAuliffe fellowship, which he used to pioneer the use of the internet and technology in the classroom.
Mr. McKain was an active member of numerous state and national groups that promoted science education and was a past president of that Eastern Section of the National Association of Geoscience Teachers.
Later in life, he enjoyed researching his ancestry, and was considered by those in the field to be among the best amateur researchers around.
In the true teaching tradition, he was always willing to share his knowledge and skills with others.
Keith was a devoted family man throughout his life; his strong will and quiet, devoted love will be missed by his family and all who were fortunate enough to know him.
Keith enjoyed being a member of Find A Grave under the name "GeoSci64" and you can visit his membership page by "Clicking Here".
Husband of Dorothy McKain.
Father of Susan McKain and Michael D. McKain.
He grew up in Lancaster County, where the scenic landscapes inspired a love of nature and its power.
In his early years, he enjoyed exploring caves and collecting fossils while learning about the land and its history.
He was a teacher in the Milford School District for 33 years. Throughout his 39 year teaching career, completed at Colonel Richardson High School, Mr. McKain touched the lives of countless students and fought to keep Earth Science as a vital part of the Delaware curriculum.
He was the recipient of many awards and recognitions, including the prestigious Christa McAuliffe fellowship, which he used to pioneer the use of the internet and technology in the classroom.
Mr. McKain was an active member of numerous state and national groups that promoted science education and was a past president of that Eastern Section of the National Association of Geoscience Teachers.
Later in life, he enjoyed researching his ancestry, and was considered by those in the field to be among the best amateur researchers around.
In the true teaching tradition, he was always willing to share his knowledge and skills with others.
Keith was a devoted family man throughout his life; his strong will and quiet, devoted love will be missed by his family and all who were fortunate enough to know him.
Keith enjoyed being a member of Find A Grave under the name "GeoSci64" and you can visit his membership page by "Clicking Here".
Son of Armor Leroy and Harvene H. McKain.
Husband of Dorothy McKain.
Father of Susan McKain and Michael D. McKain.
He grew up in Lancaster County, where the scenic landscapes inspired a love of nature and its power.
In his early years, he enjoyed exploring caves and collecting fossils while learning about the land and its history.
He was a teacher in the Milford School District for 33 years. Throughout his 39 year teaching career, completed at Colonel Richardson High School, Mr. McKain touched the lives of countless students and fought to keep Earth Science as a vital part of the Delaware curriculum.
He was the recipient of many awards and recognitions, including the prestigious Christa McAuliffe fellowship, which he used to pioneer the use of the internet and technology in the classroom.
Mr. McKain was an active member of numerous state and national groups that promoted science education and was a past president of that Eastern Section of the National Association of Geoscience Teachers.
Later in life, he enjoyed researching his ancestry, and was considered by those in the field to be among the best amateur researchers around.
In the true teaching tradition, he was always willing to share his knowledge and skills with others.
Keith was a devoted family man throughout his life; his strong will and quiet, devoted love will be missed by his family and all who were fortunate enough to know him.
Keith enjoyed being a member of Find A Grave under the name "GeoSci64" and you can visit his membership page by "Clicking Here".
Husband of Dorothy McKain.
Father of Susan McKain and Michael D. McKain.
He grew up in Lancaster County, where the scenic landscapes inspired a love of nature and its power.
In his early years, he enjoyed exploring caves and collecting fossils while learning about the land and its history.
He was a teacher in the Milford School District for 33 years. Throughout his 39 year teaching career, completed at Colonel Richardson High School, Mr. McKain touched the lives of countless students and fought to keep Earth Science as a vital part of the Delaware curriculum.
He was the recipient of many awards and recognitions, including the prestigious Christa McAuliffe fellowship, which he used to pioneer the use of the internet and technology in the classroom.
Mr. McKain was an active member of numerous state and national groups that promoted science education and was a past president of that Eastern Section of the National Association of Geoscience Teachers.
Later in life, he enjoyed researching his ancestry, and was considered by those in the field to be among the best amateur researchers around.
In the true teaching tradition, he was always willing to share his knowledge and skills with others.
Keith was a devoted family man throughout his life; his strong will and quiet, devoted love will be missed by his family and all who were fortunate enough to know him.
Keith enjoyed being a member of Find A Grave under the name "GeoSci64" and you can visit his membership page by "Clicking Here".
