Coleman-Taylor Funeral Services 3378 Millers Run Road Cecil, PA  15321 724 745-9510   Obituary     Edward  Keller, 68 years old of Cecil, died Saturday, November 6, 2010 in St. Clair Hospital, ER.   He was born May 19, 1942 in Pittsburgh, Son of the late Edward Leonard and Martha Hilty Keller.   Mr. Keller served in the Vietnam War as a Navy Seal.   He was a former member St. Bernard Church, Mt. Lebanon, where he attended school, he was a  Volunteer Firefighter in  Mt. Lebanon for 25 years, a member of the Cecil American Legion Post 793, and the Transit Union. Mr. Keller was a HAM Radio operator, and enjoyed listening to Police and Fire scanners. he also enjoyed fishing, hunting, the outdoors, yardwork, and his Jackrussell Terrier-PJ..   He worked as a Switchman  for Port Authority of Allegheny Countyfor over 25years retiring in 2005.   Surviving are  his Wife, Debbie Keller of Cecil, PA, Daughter, Chelsea Keller of Bulger, Son, Sean (Crissy) Keller of Dormont, Step-daughter, Heather Fenk of Mt.Lebanon, Sister, Katie (Jim) Flaherty of Red Lion, Nieces & nephews, Mark, Michael, Mary, Maureen, Molly.   He was preceded in death by Parents, son-Edward James Keller, Oct. 21, 2010.   Friends will be received 2-4 & 6-8 P.M., Tuesday, November 9 at the Coleman-Taylor Funeral Services, 3378 Millers Run Road (Rt 50) Cecil, PA.where a blessing services will be held Wednesday, November 10, 2010 at 10:30 AM with  Reverend Stan Gregorek officiating.   Interment will follow in the National Cemetery of the Alleghenies,Cecil Township. Military Honors Accorded by the VFW 191 and American Legion Popst 92 Honor Guard, and the US Navy.  

Ned:Always in a hurry - a great guy many never got to know.  Remember when you rode the back of my motor scooter and yelled, "goose it, goose it" and I did and had to choose a pine tree vs. a car on Lakemont and hit the tree as you flew over the top and slid down the street - resulting in a broken collar bone (me) and lots of blood (you), but we healed.  And remember you gave Mr. Kobosky some golf balls to soften him, but he gave them back - said he really couldn't use the orange striped balls that said "Fabians Driving Range"!  You were a hoot Ned, we miss you.  Thanks for serving your country in the Navy.  God rest!