“Carlton’s joy, kindness and encouraging spirit will never be forgotten.”
His coach, Louie Walters, in a separate Facebook tribute recalled Keegan having a positive attitude during training, “always [with a] big smile and thumbs up.”.
His coach, Louie Walters, in a separate Facebook tribute recalled Keegan having a positive attitude during training, “always [with a] big smile and thumbs up.”United States Latest News, United States Headlines
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