Actor Keller Fornes, who gained recognition for his role in the Great American Family series County Rescue, has passed away at the age of 32.
Great American Family shared their condolences on Instagram, expressing their sadness over his death, though the cause was not revealed.
In their tribute, the network stated, “We at Great American Media are deeply saddened by the passing of Keller Fornes. He was a remarkable individual, not only as an actor but also as a writer, director, singer, and musician. His vibrant energy and enthusiasm touched everyone he worked with, including the cast and crew of County Rescue.” The network concluded by offering their thoughts and prayers to his family and all those who were affected by his loss.
Keller Fornes, who portrayed Griffin on County Rescue, tragically passed away on December 19 in Eastland, Texas, according to an obituary from Lacy Funeral Home. The circumstances surrounding his condition before his death have not been disclosed.
Keller Fornes, originally from Kerrville, Texas, developed an early passion for the arts. He participated in a wide range of performances during middle and high school, including sketch comedy, pep rallies, community theater, and rock ‘n’ roll shows with his band, as noted on his IMDb page.
Besides acting, Keller Fornes also ventured into directing and screenwriting. He wrote and directed three short films—Luminary, Insane, and Has Been—between 2015 and 2016, according to his IMDb page. His most recent acting work was a guest appearance on the NBC crime drama Found.
A memorial service for Keller Fornes is planned for Saturday at the Cowboy Church of Erath County in Stephenville, Texas, as per Lacy Funeral Home.
