Keith F Hendrick

Keith Frizzell Hendrick was born to Eartha L. Hendrick and the late Wallace M. Hendrick on September 4, 1962. After a lengthy illness, Keith transitioned this life to be with the Lord on May 5, 2020. He was preceded in death by his sister Sheryl Hendrick-Lewis.

            Keith accepted Christ at an early age while attending St. Paul Baptist Church under the leadership of Rev. Crawley. Keith later joined and renewed his faith in Christ while attending Mt. Zion Baptist church under the tutelage of the late Rev. Mark Riddix Jr. and the current Rev. Mark Riddix III. Keith was educated in the Baltimore City Public School system, graduating from Northern Senior High School in 1981. After high school, Keith enlisted and served in the United States Navy. Where he traveled the seas and visited various countries while serving on the USS Independence as an aviation plane handler. Keith was honorably discharged from the armed services in 1986. Upon discharge, Keith worked several jobs while pursuing his commercial driving license. After obtaining his CDL’s Keith became a long-distance truck driver for Von Paris, United Van Lines and John Walters Moving and Storage Company. Keith continued to work until his illness prevented him.

            Keith met and married Jacqueline Hedgepeth in 1988, and out of this union two sons were born, Branden and Terrone. Keith made many friends wherever he went, he will be missed. Keith had a special affection for children, which was evident in the love he showed his sons, grandchildren, and the children in the community.

            Keith leaves to cherish his memory, wife, Jacqueline Hendrick, two sons, Branden and Terrone, three grandsons, Zelin, Terrone Jr and Khalil, one granddaughter, Myana, mother, Eartha Hendrick, two brothers, Arondel and Aronald, one sister, Trenice, one sister in-law, Queen, two brother in-laws, Reggie and Warren Hedgepeth, nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and a host of other relatives and friends.

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