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Robert Windle Kee, 91, passed away October 16, 2021 in Wichita Falls, Texas.
A private memorial service will be held at a later date.
Windle was born July 1, 1930 in Burkburnett, Texas to Elmer Henry and Bonnie (Gayler) Kee. He attended Harding College in Searcy, Arkansas, where he received a Master's degree in Bible and also at Harding, he met the love of his life Barbara McFarland, whom he married on June 6, 1953.
The couple began planting churches in the Northeast United States, including Levittown, PA, Salisbury, MD, and Collinsville, IL. They then spent 20 years as missionaries in Cameroon, West Africa. They later worked in Belize, Central America. The couple also lived in Onalaska, Texas until they retired to Wichita Falls, Texas. He began preaching for the church of Christ in Holliday, Texas in 2007 and preached there until the month before he died. Windle has preached in 17 states, 4 continents and many cities around the world. He and his wife Barbara were a force for good in this world!
Windle was very active up until the last few weeks of his life, driving himself, walking in Lucy Park and even mowing his own grass.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 67 years Barbara McFarland Kee, his parents, and eight of his siblings.
Windle is survived by his two sons Carl Kee and wife Pat of Lubbock, Texas, and Windle Paul Kee and wife Janet of Cameroon, West Africa; his daughter Alicejoy Taylor and Joe of Wichita Falls; two sisters Jeanette Schoof and husband Russell of Yukon, OK and Marie Kee, of Edmond, Oklahoma; five grandchildren Dwight Kee, Malena Brown, David Taylor, Ryan Kee, and Nathan Taylor; six great-grandchildren, Jordan Kee, Alaina Kee, Declan Taylor, Tyler Kee, Isaac Taylor, Joel Taylor; as well as numerous family and friends.
In the 1960's Windle helped start Camp Ne-O-Tez in DeSoto, MO where for many years he influenced many young people in their Christian life. At this time if you would like to make a memorial donation in his name please send it to…
Camp Ne-O-Tez, 3761 Three Oaks Drive, Bridgeton, MO 63044 or at the website… www.neotez.org/donate/
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