Charlotte, North Carolina
Charles William Sydnor Thompson, Jr. February 18, 1924 - January 27, 2015 CHARLOTTE - Judge Sydnor Thompson was born in Baltimore on February 18, 1924 to Sydnor Thompson, Sr. and Helen Layne Thompson. Raised a proud son of the Commonwealth of Virginia, Sydnor spent much of his adult life...
Read MoreMy sincere sympathy for this fine and honorable man. His Sydnor book keeps our Sydnor history alive. God Bless the family. Rhoda Sydnor Collins, Capitola, CA
January 05, 2016
Our deepest sympathy out your family. I will surely miss him and left with many good memories for our Sydnor family members. He was obviously a generous thoughtful man with many great achievers throughout his life. I wish had more time with him. I just found out recently he had passed away. I would certainly contact you all soon. He will be in my prayers and I'm sure he is watching over us. Again thanks for the memories Sydnor Thompson. Your cousin Brad Sydnor
Brad Sydnor
October 01, 2015 | Phoenix, AZ
My sincere sympathy, thoughts and prayers go to his entire family. I was not aware of Mr. Thompson's passing. My husband (Joseph D. Sydnor - Deceased) and I met Mr. Thompson years ago during the Sydnor Family Trip to England. What a memorable experience that was. He was a fine gentleman for whom I had the utmost respect.
Maria Antelo Sydnor
August 28, 2015 | Pembroke PInes, FL
My sincere sympathy to his family. I met him at a Sydnor reunion in Lynchburg many years ago and obtained a copy of his book "The Sydnor Family Saga" and have since read "Sydnor Knows the Answer" and "Royal Connection." My grandmother was Mary Sydnor King, and I am so happy this wonderful cousin came into my life through his beautiful prose. May he rest in peace, and may God comfort his family.
Cynthia Miller
April 20, 2015 | King George, VA
We send you our deepest sympathies and condolences. We will miss Sydnor's happy smile and songs and poems.
Sincerely
De and Frank Aycock
February 02, 2015 | Charlotte, NC
I will remember Sydnor as a kind, generous, and thoughtful neighbor and friend. He had a tremendous zest for life, compassion for all, and above all a loving devotion to his family. He will be missed.
Norden M & Judy Weingarten
January 31, 2015
A prince of a man!
William E. Jackson Jr.
January 30, 2015 | Davidson, NC
Sydnor and Hattie were our special guests in Times Square last year on August 14th. They re-enacted the famous kiss in honor of all those who served in WWII. He was a very dear man and we will miss him. Godspeed Syndor. Dearest Hattie, I send my love and prayers to you.
Linda Laurie
January 30, 2015 | San Diego, CA
Sydnor was a fine man..with a wonderful kindness. He was a successful lawyer & Judge..and made a significant contribution to the Charlotte community and was committed to the arts in North Carolina.....His love and support for opera in Charlotte was legendary...He served with distinction on the Board of the NC Arts Council...He will be missed...
Miller Sigmon
January 30, 2015 | Raleigh, NC
