City Council Honors Legacy of Beloved Leader Bill Keough

During a recent Burlington city council meeting, members gathered to honor the late William \"Bill\" Keough Sr., a prominent figure in the community who passed away at the age of 93. Councilor Shannon introduced a resolution commemorating Keough's extensive contributions to the city, which included over 60 years of dedicated service in various roles such as city council president, superintendent of the Parks Department, and representative to the Vermont House of Representatives.

The resolution highlighted Keough's lifelong commitment to Burlington, his athleticism well into his eighties, and his ability to engage with individuals across the political spectrum with humor and humility. Councilor Shannon emphasized Keough's deep love for the city and his family, noting his pride in their accomplishments.

Following the reading of the resolution, the council observed a moment of silence in remembrance of Keough, reflecting on his lasting impact on the community. The council expressed their condolences to his family and acknowledged the void left by his passing, recognizing that Keough's spirit of service would be missed in Burlington.