In the summer of 2015, the life of Minister Eddie Alonzo Keys III, a 33-year-old man, came to an end in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. A native of New Orleans, he had relocated to Baton Rouge in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, building a new life for himself and his family. He was a man of faith, serving as an associate minister at Shiloh M.B.C. and had been a licensed minister at James Chapel B.C.
in his hometown.
Beyond his spiritual calling, he was a culinary professional, having graduated from the Louisiana Culinary Institute in 2013. He put his skills to use as a sous chef at Sno's Restaurant in Gonzales, Louisiana. His life was one of service, both to his congregation and to the patrons he served with his culinary talents.
On July 21, 2015, at the age of 33, his journey concluded. He left behind a wife, Kimberly Farris Keys, and a daughter, Elisha Keys. His passing was mourned by a close-knit family, including his mother, sister, niece, and nephew. The details surrounding the circumstances of his death were not publicly reported, and there is no information available from online sources regarding any arrests or suspects in connection with his passing.
