Dr. Cornelius Franciscus Keuzenkamp, 84, died suddenly Tuesday at his home on Bogue Sound. Although funeral arrangements were incomplete yesterday, the burial will be in Twin [Hills] Cemetery, Wintersport, Pa.
Dr. Keuzenkamp was a native of Holland and veteran of the Boer War. He came to the United States in April 1906. He attended the Santa Barbara Junior College, where he met and married Maude Porter. He later graduated from the University of California at Berkeley and received his master's degree in education and guidance at the University of Wisconsin.
He graduated from Lincoln College of Chiropractic and in 1937 opend an office in Greenville. Dr. Keuzenkamp retired to Emerald Isle in 1955, but two years later built a home at Florida Park, on the shore of Bogue Sound. He had recently been awarded the 50-year pin for membership in the Masonic Lodge.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Maude Porter Keuzenkamp; three daughters Mrs. Frank Hawkins, Fort Smith, Ark., Mrs. Edwin L. Meltzer, Ridgewood, N.J., Mrs Charles E. Miller, Montoursville, Pa.; a brother, Teunis Keuzenkamp, Brussels, Belgium; and six grandsons.
