Farrah Elizabeth Keitt, born Farrah Elizabeth McCray on January 3, 1981, in Akron, Ohio, was the cherished daughter of the late Freeman McCray, Jr. and the late Willetta McCray. She peacefully transitioned on September 5, 2026, leaving her legacy in the care of her three children, Ava Keitt, Brooklyn Keitt, and Avery Keitt, Jr., and her devoted husband, Avery Keitt.

Farrah graduated from Winthrop University in 2003 with a degree in Political Science and later followed her calling into nursing. After becoming an LPN, she worked in pediatric care and most recently cared for the elderly. Her work was more than a career; it was a ministry of compassion, service, and unwavering commitment to those in need.

Known affectionately as a Supermom, Farrah made sure her children prioritized education and learned about the world through travel. She celebrated life fully, making birthdays, holidays, and everyday moments feel special.

Farrah enjoyed exploring new countries, trying new restaurants, and volunteering in her free time. Her passion for improving long-term care inspired her to found the Elizabeth Grace Foundation, created to help underprivileged communities access essential health care resources.

Farrah’s legacy continues through her children and husband, her Aunt Cynthia McCray, her sisters Wanetta Robinson and Fredeilia Holloman, her brothers Warren McCray and Freeman McCray III, and the many hearts she touched with her kindness, faith, and unwavering love.