It is with great saddness we announce the community of Bellevue, Pennsylvania, mourns the death of 54-year-old Keith David Conway, who passed away unexpectedly on November 21, 2025, leaving family and friends heartbroken.
The proud U.S. Marine Corps Gulf War veteran and dedicated father of three daughters was found unresponsive at his home. His sudden departure has deeply impacted the Allegheny County community.
Keith served honorably in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1990 to 1994, deploying during Operation Desert Storm with a logistics unit. He earned commendations for supply chain excellence under pressure and remained active in local VFW Post 402 events after discharge. His military service shaped a life of discipline and service.
Professionally, Keith managed several Pittsburgh-area nightclubs for over 25 years, most recently overseeing operations at a North Shore venue. Colleagues valued his calm leadership during busy weekends and his ability to mentor young staff in hospitality management. His career blended veteran precision with the energy of nightlife.
Keith raised daughters Ruby, Raegan, and Ryleigh as a devoted single father, attending every school event and coaching their youth softball teams. He shared a Bellevue duplex with his mother Patricia McCalmont Conway and stayed close to brother Daniel through weekly family dinners. These bonds formed the joyful center of his everyday life.
Keith embraced a disciplined lifestyle with early morning workouts at the Bellevue Memorial Park trail and evening homework sessions with his girls. He followed Pittsburgh Steelers games faithfully and volunteered at veteran support drives. Simple hobbies like restoring classic muscle cars in his garage offered him peaceful downtime.
Bellevue honors Keith with a growing memorial at the VFW post, while his family prepares services at St. John Neumann Church. The community reflects on his quiet strength, pledging support for his daughters as they carry forward his legacy of service and love.