Benjamin "Keith" Saiz

Benjamin "Keith" Saiz, went home to be with the Lord on March 16, 2022. He was born In Denver Colorado to Benjamin Ruben Saiz and Michelle Varina Garcia (Palma) on September 30, 1984. He is survived by wife Regina Saiz of 19 years and their three children: Ayden Saiz, Makayla Saiz, and Jordan Saiz. He was proceeded in death by: grandfather Victor Palma, uncle Virgil Saiz, Aunt Lucile Rodriguez, and cousin Ezekiel McKie. He was the first of six children born in the family. Kenneth Saiz, Rebekah Garcia, Brooke Garcia, Gene Garcia Jr, and Seth Garcia. Growing up Keith and Kenny spent a lot of time together. They went fishing together, played video games together, and football. It has always been Keith and Kenneth as a pair. They have a brother's bond that only the two of them knew. As the oldest of 6 children, Keith was a leader of his siblings. He always took care of them and did his best to protect them. Growing up Keith always had everybody laughing. If that meant he was hanging out with the neighbors panhandling to buy candy at the store or listening to his CD Walkman Crip walking down the street. Once he taught his cousins Vanessa and Candice how to ride the RTD and told them in order for the bus to stop they had to stand in the street and wave the bus down. When they did it, Keith just laughed at them. Keith also had a kind caring side. When he went to the Bronco Super Bowl Parade with his cousin Angel who wore high heels there. Her feet were hurting her, so on the way back, he let her wear his tennis shoes and he wore her high heels back home on the bus. Of course, he walked sexy making everybody laugh. We cannot forget when he mooned people on New Year's with his cousin Daniel out Yvette's car down East Colfax while she honked the horn. Keith met the love of his life 19 years ago, and they got married. He loved his wife Regina. The things Regina will miss most is staying up all night talking even though they knew they had to wake up early the next morning. Knowing what the other was going to say, so they always finished each other's sentences. He was a committed father. He loved his children with all of his heart. They loved watching the Raider's games together on Sunday. Going on family hikes together. Setting up the living room like a movie theatre for family movie nights eating nachos, popcorn, and candy together. Especially their annual family vacations, because those were the best times they had together. His son Ayden had a dream he was throwing the football with his dad at his grandma's house as they always used to do together. Keith's great sense of humor and peaceful nature will be forever missed. He loved his wife and children. They meant the world to him. *(BURIAL INURMENT TO TAKE PLACE ON APRIL 15, 2022 AT CROWN HILL CEMETERY at 1:00PM) Previous Events Visitation & Viewing APR 7. 10:00 AM (MT) Thrive Church 2720 W 92nd Ave Federal Heights , CO 80260 Loading map Service APR 7. 11:00 AM (MT) Thrive Church 2720 W 92nd Ave Federal Heights , CO 80260 Loading map