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Gordon Rhea
May 4, 2013
Carl and I were classmates at Stanford Law School, and later renewed our friendship over our common interest in the Civil War. I feel the loss.
Esther Han Roberts
December 14, 2012
Belated condolences to Susan and family on Carl's passing. Carl was brilliant, witty and a true delight to be around. I have fond memories of him from my time at OM&M in the late 90s. May he rest in peace.
Janet Muir
June 30, 2012
Carl will be missed - so much intelligence and energy! It was lovely to meet Susan at the theatre so long ago. Our thoughts are with her and the family.
Kelly and Paul Horwitz
June 16, 2012
Paul and I were very saddened by the news of Carl's passing. He was a kind, gentle and incredibly intelligent man. Our deepest condolences to Susan.
Pamela Montague Trucks
June 10, 2012
Forty-five years ago I met Carl registering for classes at the U of M. We had so much fun. Carbone's, hanging out with his friends, driving back to Minneapolis from Stanford in his VW bug, listening to albums, being at his house with his family, laughing at his stories from being a cab driver and working at Grain Belt Brewery.......oh, so many memories.
Carl was amazingly intelligent. He was funny, a perfect speller and excellent at pronunciation! He loved movies. We saw so many together. Long ago.
I can not believe he is gone. What a loss. Although I haven't had contact with him in forty years, the thought of him is still vivid in my mind. I am shocked that he has gone to be with the good Lord.
I wish Dana and Noel peace, and although I never met Susan, she must be wonderful, and I wish her and all the family comfort at this very difficult time.
John Stangl
June 10, 2012
Carl and I were classmates at Nazareth Hall. We worked together on the yearbook and enjoyed playing golf together at Edina Country Club. Though we went our separate ways in college, I have the fondest memories of his keen intellect, love for history, wonderful sense of humour and kind demeanor. It's affirming to know that he shared his many talents with family and friends over his lifetime. May he rest in peace.
Diana Wheatley
June 9, 2012
Nearly 40 years have passed. My brothers and sisters remember the big "ha" of his laugh. I remember many things. "May He support us all the day long 'til the shadows lengthen and the evening comes and the busy world is hushed and the fever of life is over and our work is done. Then in His mercy may He grant us a safe lodging, a holy rest and peace of the last. Amen"
Francee Levene
June 9, 2012
I was shocked and saddened by Carl's passing. I remember his gentle nature and kindness. My thoughts are with Susan.
John Marszalek
June 7, 2012
I came to know Carl through our mutual historical interest in Civil War General William T. Sherman. I had the pleasure of reading his many articles as he completed them, and they were always meticulously researched and elegantly written. I can only imagine what a great attorney he was. Jeanne and I wish Susan peace in her time of sadness.
Nina Shafran
June 7, 2012
I am deeply saddened. I remember – and always will remember – Carl as wearing the very smile captured in the wonderful photo posted here. He was encouraging and kind to me at OM&M. My heart goes out to Susan and to Carl's entire family as they mourn the loss of this special person.
Diana Nelson
June 6, 2012
I am saddened to hear of Carl's sudden passing. He was so kind to me during my days at OM&M. May he rest in peace.
Abbie Bingham Endicott
June 6, 2012
So sorry I never met Carl, but I knew he must be a great person by the way his wife Susan spoke of him. My deepest sympathy and prayers to Susan and to all their extended family. May your positive memories of him inspire you and give you strength.
Abbie Bingham Endicott
Brooks Simpson
June 6, 2012
Carl's passing comes as a great shock and brings much sorrow. His dedication to getting the story right was evident in his love for the American Civil War.
Scharn Robinson
June 5, 2012
This new brings great sorrow. He was a kind and gentle man.
Bill Feis
June 5, 2012
I knew Carl only through email correspondence but found his passion for the Civil War and his determination to get history right absolutely inspiring. And his biography attests to a good life well-lived. My condolences to the Schenker family. He touched many lives. Rest in peace, Carl.
John Foskett
June 5, 2012
Little can be added that isn't well said in Carl's biogrsphy. I greatly enjoyed working with Carl on his Civil War projects and benefitted from his insights on a topic which was of great interest to both of us. It can be trite to say that someone will be missed, but not in this case. Thanks, Carl, and rest well.
P. Jones
June 5, 2012
I used to work at OMM when it was located at 555 13th Street, N.W. I assisted Mr. Schenker a few times while I was there. He was a very nice man. My heart goes out to his family.
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