Carl J. "Skip" Klein II

Skip's Mom was my Mom's best friend, so I would see Skip when she would go to visit when we were kids. RIP Skip.

Skipper was our true friend and we will miss him tremendously. Our thoughts and prayers and sincere condolences to Carlie, Gina, PJ and family. RIP Skippy...

Carlie, Gina, PJ and family- Skip was always so helpful to me in providing loans to my clients. Because we spent a lot of time on meetings and by phone we got to know each other well and for that I will be forever grateful. Everybody loved Skip. He was an amazing loan originator but even a more amazing person. When he retired it was a sad day for many who missed him as their "go to" mortgage guy. I can only imagine how sad it is to lose a man who cared so much for his family amd so my heart...

I lived miles away from the all the guys in Fort Hunter. My father built a baseball field behind our house, and they came. Skip was always there, bigger than most of us, but a true gentle giant. He loved Willie Mays, tapping his glove with a "Say Hey" and basket catch. One night I found myself at a birthday party on Terry Ave -- maybe Mark Havis's or Ricky Barnett's. But it wasn't a birthday party. It was a Halloween Party. Everyone had costumes and masks. I was all dressed up, lost and...

Uncle Skip helped raise my brother and I. He coached us and taught us about sportsmanship. He was always upbeat and willing to play. He would swim with us for hours or throw us off the dock. He imparted lessons that helped me become who I am today. There are few people who had a greater positive role in my life. I will be forever grateful for the relationship we had. I wish his family well and am sorry for this tremendous loss.

Skip was a lifelong friend and Best Man at my wedding My sincerest condolences to all his family

R.I.P. SKIPPER!

As Vietnam Veterans we belong to a very special brotherhood Rest In Peace my Brother