Keizer Seani, 44, of Nazareth Pennsylvania, passed away after a long, courageous battle against cancer. Keizer is survived by his wife, Laura (Stocker) Seani, his mother, three brothers, and sister, all residing in South Africa. Keizer loved to be in his garden and share his vegetables with everyone he knew. He loved his "Football" (soccer) and played on many teams throughout the years. Keizer was kindhearted and caring. He would stop and offer help whenever he saw someone in need. He was employed over the past several years at St. Luke's University Health Network. Previously, Keizer spent most of his working career in the hospitality field, working at some of the finest restaurants and country clubs in both the United States and overseas.

Keizer was passionate about helping the less fortunate here in America, but also helping those in need from his beloved homeland of South Africa. Keizer dreamed of one day starting a soccer academy in Limpopo South Africa, where he grew up, to help underprivileged kids learn to play the game he loved so much. He had acquired thousands of dollar's worth of new soccer equipment over the past few years to ship back home. Unfortunately, Keizer passed before he had the chance to fulfill his dream. To date, donations have been made to many local soccer teams who were in need of new equipment. Plans are being made to send the remaining equipment and clothing to teams in need, both locally and overseas.

Contributions to cover the shipping costs of the soccer equipment would be appreciated in lieu of flowers. Please send any donations to 81 Schoeneck Avenue, Nazareth, PA 18064. May Keizer rest in peace, free of cancer and pain, with our Heavenly Father. A friend once spoke about Keizer saying, "He was a bright light in a dim world." He was loved by many and will be sorely missed.