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Keaton Eric Daucher, 41, Sebastian
Keaton Eric Daucher, 41, passed away on September 17, 2026 in Sebastian Florida.
He grew up in Gig Harbor, Washington learning to love Puget Sound, the mountains and forests near his home. He enjoyed fishing, camping, hiking and mountain climbing, including scaling Mt. Baker in one day.
He attended Charles Wright Academy where he excelled academically and athletically and was Co-Captain of the Varsity Football team, and a graduation speaker. He was valued by his classmates for his original sense of humor and kindness to all.
Due to his intense interest in history and geo-politics, he matriculated to The George Washington University in DC. He eventually transferred to the University of Washington, Seattle campus where he graduated with Honors as a Bachelor of Arts in Law, Society and Justice. During this time, Keaton volunteered with Heroes for the Homeless doing outreach, bringing supplies and food to chronically homeless individuals in downtown Seattle. He also volunteered in a center for refugee resettlement in Denver working full time to help refugees from Myanmar prepare for job interviews and independent living.
Keaton moved to Florida when his paternal grandfather became ill and ended up caring for him and his grandmother for a few years, making Florida his home. His mother joined him and made Florida her home as well.
He was an inspired and original musician, excelling in acoustic guitar and vocals. He maintained a strong interest in and deep knowledge of computer science. He loved his family, his dogs, fishing, and outdoor activities of all types throughout his life. Keaton was committed to wellness and worked out, ate organic and read the Bible and prayed every day.
He outlived his father, Eric Charles Daucher, who was killed in an accident when Keaton was 10, breaking his heart. His paternal grandparents, Dolores (nee Stapleton) and Charles O. Daucher and his maternal grandparents, Elizabeth (nee Wetherbee) and Lionel T. Servis MD also passed before Keaton. He leaves behind his mother, Minna W. Servis of Sebastian FL, his sister, Elizabeth K. Daucher of NY, his Aunt Kate (nee Daucher) and Uncle Dave Lutz of Vero Beach, FL, his Aunt Tori (nee Servis) and Uncle Jim Lawrence of Lafayette, California, his Aunt Karey Tuttle (Jeff) Servis of Milwaukee, Wisconsin and numerous cousins in California, New York, Florida, and Wisconsin.
A Memorial Service will be planned in the future. In lieu of flowers, donations are graciously encouraged to be directed to:
Boston University- CTE Center and Brain Bank
BU School of Medicine
72 East Concord St L5
Boston, MA 02118
