On Saturday, March 10th we had a memorial session/ BBQ in Keaton’s name. We shredded all day and at the end of the session spread some of his ashes and cried together. It was an incredibly powerful day and weekend that brought us all that much closer.

Keaton, we love you brother, rest in peace. Filmed and edited by Anthony Medina. Additional Filming by Foogie Bartels.

Music: 13th Floor Elevators - Gloria (Cover).

Here is the last filmed footage of my dude Keaton Newsom. This footage was not used due to audio issues that weren’t resolved until recently. This is also the first installment in The End of The ComeDown series. Throughout the following weeks you will be seeing never before seen footage from when we filmed the first official ComeDown video 3 years ago and more recently filmed footage. Keaton you were more like a brother to me than just a friend and you will be deeply missed be me and many more. We love you brother. R.I.P. - Austin Bartels.

If you would like to donate to Keaton’s family and help them during their lost and hard times follow this link: Gofundme.com/celebratingkeaton.

Filming by Foogie, Ant Medina, Cody Sanders, and Timona Kasue.

Location: Los Angeles, CA. Shot/Cut by: Erick Rodriguez.

One golden hour is Austin, Texas. Featuring skating by Brad Anthony, Josh Broughton, Mick Casals, Eric Bayou, Andrew Broom, and Anthony Medina.

So many have asked where to send flowers and gifts. please donate to this account - the proceeds will be provided to build or repair a skatepark . It’s a way to remember Keaton and his love for rollerblading and the friends he has made along his journey of life.

We will also have a Celebration of his Life. Sunday, March 11, 2018, Noon, CST. CHIJMES, 945 N Zang Blvd, Dallas, Texas 75208. We will stream this celebration live via facebook for his friends around the world to remember him.

This video was originally on Vimeo but was removed and lost for quite some time. I recently was able to find it and here it is, re-uploaded. This was considered the “warm-up” to Keaton’s section in the “City Never Sleeps” by Brian “BMO” Moore. R.I.P. Keaton. We love you bud. - TexasBlading.