Van, Texas
Byrd, Caruth Caruth Byrd is a third generation family member of the Byrd and Caruth families of Dallas, Texas. For many years, they were the largest land owners of Dallas, with a long history of charitable support to their city through their foundations. He was born March 25, 1941 in Dallas, TX...
Read MoreMy condolences to D. Harold Byrd, Roberta, and all the family. May he rest in peace. May the joy of knowing he is with the Lord bring comfort to all who knew him.
Patricia Martin
(Formerly with Museum of Biblical Arts)
Patricia Martin
December 22, 2020 | Friend
Condolences to Caruth’s nearest and dearest. I knew him in Hollywood at The Masquer’s Club in the 1980’s and after I moved to Vancouver,B.C. He stayed in touch. One of the sweetest, kindest gentleman I have met in my life. R.I.P. Caruth, I hope to meet you again. Your friend forever, ~ Liza
Liza LaPlante
August 12, 2020 | Friend
Had a great time at Happy Jacks
John Edminster
October 06, 2017 | Three Rivers, CA | Friend
Our deepest sympanthy to Harold and Roberta and the family on the loss of Caruth.
I (Mickie) will always remember his musical talent and his kidding ways when we were young. He will be greatly missed.
Bill and Mickie Stokes
January 10, 2011 | Rowlett, TX
Dear Saddle Pal.. It was my great pleasure to have known you.. Your smile still lights up my memories of you.. You are loved and will be greatly missed, My prayers go out to your family and loved ones!!
Charlotte Autry
December 27, 2010 | Nashville, TN
My deepest sympathy to Harold and Roberta and their families,
"As young adults, we shared many aspirations and interests. Those memories shall forever remain with me and in my heart."
Don Schneider (San Antonio, TX )
December 25, 2010
I have always remembered Caruth, we were students at Greenhill School in Dallas (he was older). The students would be instructed to clean up the library/lunchroom/study hall. Instead, Caruth went to the piano and played boogie woogie. The rest of us got the job done very fast with smiles on our faces, dancing around the room. Thanks for the fun. Nan
Nan Morkel
December 22, 2010 | Canton, TX
Caruth, though we didn't know one another but for a short time; the friendship we developed has been; and will be missed.
Sandy Nevitt
December 20, 2010 | Van, TX
My deepest expression of sympathy to Harold and Roberta Byrd and their families on the death of Caruth. John W. Roppolo,Museum of Biblical Art
John Roppolo
December 20, 2010 | Dallas, TX