The entertainment world mourns the loss of Keller Fornes, best known for his role on the Great American Family series “County Rescue.” The 32-year-old actor passed away on December 19th in Eastland, Texas. While the cause of death remains undisclosed, Great American Media released a statement expressing their deep sorrow and celebrating Fornes’ talent as an actor, writer, director, singer, and musician.
Great American Family remembered Fornes as a special person whose energy and enthusiasm positively impacted everyone he worked with, including the cast and crew of “County Rescue.” They offered prayers for his family and all those whose lives he touched.
Fornes’ agent, Linda McAlister, confirmed his passing. The Lacy Funeral Home in Texas published an obituary, but no details regarding Fornes’ condition prior to his death were shared. He is remembered for his vibrant personality and diverse talents.
Originally from Kerrville, Texas, Fornes demonstrated a passion for the arts from a young age. He participated in various performances throughout middle and high school, ranging from sketch comedy and pep rallies to community theater and rock and roll shows with his band.
Beyond acting, Fornes was a skilled director and screenwriter. Between 2015 and 2016, he wrote and directed three short films: “Luminary,” “Insane,” and “Has Been.” This showcases his multifaceted contributions to the film industry. His creativity extended beyond performing, demonstrating a passion for storytelling behind the camera as well.
Most recently, Fornes made a guest appearance on the NBC crime drama “Found.” This role highlighted his continued presence in the television landscape and his dedication to his craft. A memorial service is planned for Saturday at the Cowboy Church of Erath County in Stephenville, Texas, to honor and celebrate his life.
