Keith Brummet

of Wall, South Dakota, died on Wednesday, December 10, 2025
south of Wall due to an automobile accident at the age of 20

Keith Olin Brummet was born December 30, 2004 in Kearney, Nebraska to Krystle Odell-Pursley and Steven Brummet. After lots of moves Keith and his mother settled in Wall, South Dakota in September 2017. Keith was quickly welcomed into the community and became well known around town. Keith started attending the Wall Schools in 7th grade and participated in track, football, wrestling, baseball, basketball, trap shooting, and drama before graduating in May 2023. Throughout high school Keith worked at Wall Food Center where he became completely enmeshed in the community. At the time of his passing, he was living with his mother and stepfather in Wall. Keith was still working for Wall Food Center where he enjoyed helping and engaging with everyone in the community. Keith had a heart of gold and would stop and help anyone regardless of what he had going on. There are many stories and comments about how helpful, considerate, generous, compassionate, caring, and good mannered he was. Every time Keith’s mother heard these wonderful comments from members of the community, they amazed and humbled her.

In Keith’s spare time he enjoyed cooking, fishing, and getting his hands dirty doing manual labor. On his days off he was often out helping people with general items around their homes. Some things which have been shared the last few days include, Keith was always so kind and stopped and talked with me no matter where he saw me. He had a huge heart and would help anyone in need. His coaches knew him as the kid who would be one of the last ones to leave after games and practice because he helped put equipment away and clean up the area or vehicles. One of his coaches said, “Keith was the kind of player every coach hopes to have, and every teammate is better for knowing. Keith’s selflessness and true Eagle spirit will live on in all of us who had the joy of coaching him”.

His passing leaves a huge hole in the lives he touched, and he will be greatly missed.

Keith leaves behind his mother Krystle Pursley and stepfather Jay Pursley of Wall; grandmother Dee Odell and aunt and uncle Steve and Jodie Spade of Pittsburgh, PA; aunt Angie Odell of Horse Creek, KY; half-sister and husband Angel and Donald Mayland of Denver, CO; and countless friends and other family.

Keith was preceded in death by his grandfather Craig Odell and his father Steven Brummet.

The family has requested that in lieu of any plants, flowers, or monetary donations, please donate any funds to the Keith Brummet Memorial Scholarship at First Interstate Bank in Wall.

Visitation will be held 5-7 p.m. Friday, December 19, at the Community Center in Wall.

Funeral services will be held 1:00 p.m. Saturday, December 20, at the Community Center in Wall.

Interment will follow at the Wall Cemetery.

Service Details

VISITATION
Friday, December 19, 2025 - 5-7 p.m.
Community Center
Wall, South Dakota

FUNERAL SERVICE
Saturday, December 20, 2025 - 1:00 p.m.
Community Center
Wall, South Dakota

CLERGY
Pastor Tim Thomas

MUSIC
"Hanging by a Moment"

USHERS
James Butler - Brand Hilgenkamp

PALLBEARERS
Bruce Dunker - Sam Gropper - Cale Baus
Sam Dennis - Dayton Hertel - Roland Traverny

HONORARY PALLBEARERS
Lex Heathershaw - Garrett Bryan - Ryan Dinger
2022 Wall High School Football Team

INTERMENT
Wall Cemetery
Wall, South Dakota

MEMORIAL
Keith Brummet Memorial Scholarship
set up at the First Interstate Bank in Wall

Guest Book

I will remember you and those pickled jalapeños we got by the jars. I will always see you sitting in that walnut tree. You are an angel now, much love
   ~ Gramma Karrol Paoli, Colorado (12/19/2025)
I lived in Wall for a few years...I also worked with Keith at the grocery store. He was so helpful and kind, shy at times too, Keith was funny and well loved. Rest in peace Keith. God has another angel 😇
   ~ Sue Lane Mesick Michigan (12/16/2025)
I will remember you and the blow gun. Love and will miss you.
   ~ Uncle Mike Paoli, Colorado (12/19/2025)
You will always be our family bud🩵🕊️
   ~ Michele Dodge South Carolina (12/16/2025)
Krystle, I am so broken hearted to hear this news of Keith’s passing,,my prayers are with you and your family. Sure remember all the fun times Keith and I shared. GOD Bless.
   ~ Brad Grasmick Omaha, NE (12/19/2025)
Keith has been part of my families life since he moved to Wall and became friends with Riley. He was frequently at our house visiting, helping and just being his kind soul. He spent several months with us this year. His willingness to help, taking his weekly turn cooking or even just sitting by the lake with us enjoying the view was something we will remember. His love for Everlyn, his goddaughter, was truly amazing. She really loved her Uncle Keith. He will be truly missed but not forgotten. Our prayers and love to his mom and family. Hugs since we will be unable to travel to be with them at this difficult time. May the family be comforted knowing he touched so many people lives in a good way. Rest in Peace Keith.
   ~ Donnalynn James Taylorvile, Il (12/16/2025)
Krystle, I'm so very sorry for your devastating loss. You are on my mind and in my prayers. Love to you and your family. Cindy
   ~ Cindy Damm Clear Lake, SD (12/16/2025)
May you rest in peace
   ~ Kimberly Brummet Divis Ithaca Nebraska (12/16/2025)
Prayers for Keith's mother and family. I will miss him so much. Going to the store won't be the same now. Loved that kid.
   ~ Norma Carson Wall, SD (12/16/2025)

Flowers

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Dan and Cindy Hauk
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City of Wall
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Evangelical Free Bible Church
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Ference and Associates
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Kevin and Suzanne Baumgartner