Alexander James Karlo

Dear Rita & Lydia, it was with great sadness that I just learned of Alex's death...He truly was one bright spot in my life while working at B&W in the 70's...oh, how we would get into great conversations about the bible, nature, pictures, & life in general! While serious in nature he made me laugh - a truly unique intelligent "Man" who loved nature and his dear wife & daughter! My deepest sympathy. Pat Iler

Dear Rita and Lydia, my condolences to you. I worked with Alex at B&W in shipping.
I have fond memories from those times.
You are in my prayers and thoughts at this time.

Although I did not know Mr. Karlo, I would like to offer my condolences to the family and express my personal gratitude for his life's work. He must have been quite some guy..... and, our little corner of the world is certainly a BETTER PLACE because he spoke for that which had no human voice. My thanks, and my sympathies in your loss. What a beautifully written obituary - I will long remember what you have written.

Dear Rita, my sincere condolences to you and your family. My husband Paul & I worked with Alex for a number of years at B&W. He was a special person in my life and fond memories of him will always remain dear to my heart. I lost my husband Paul in January 2009 but I know that he would agree with me that losing Alex was a great loss to those who knew and loved him. May precious memories of Alex bring comfort to you and your family.