Earl L. Minor

Earl and I served together in Wiesbaden, Germany 64-66. We both were transferred to the Springs area in 66. Friends then, I miss him now. Was terribly saddened to see his name when I came back to the Springs. He was a good man.

Evelyn, I am truly sorry to hear of your loss. Earl was such a good man. His legacy will live on. I'll never forget how he tried to help me and my family as a young newly married couple many years ago. May God continue to bless you and your family and give you strength during these difficult days. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

We're so sorry for your loss. We have many wonderful memories of time spent with him.

Hello Evelyn and Family,
This message is from Aaron's neice Doris Traynum-Horton. I just wanted to extend my sympathy to you all. We (my sisters and brother) were sadden by the news of his passing. From the messages that I've read it appears that Uncle Earl was a outstanding person and well respected. I only wish that I had the opportunity to establish a closer relationship with him. Please send me a letter via email when you have the time.

Much Love,
Doris...

Earl and I became friends when we were roommates at Roslyn AFB,NY in the winter of 1950. Although we chose different career paths, divine destiny guided us to enjoy timely reunions over the years. After 1951, Earl and I were only in the presence of each other twice: in 1968 and last in 2003.

I shall treasure our 2003 conclave with Evelyn his wife, and daughter Venicia even more now, with the knowledge that it will never again be.

Earl I’ll miss you Good Buddy,...

Mrs. Minor, I don't know if you remember me but I'm from HarrisonDistrict 2 Federal Credit Union. We had the office across from you and Mr. Minor on Monterey. I just wanted to tell you how sorry I am for your loss. You and your husband were always so nice to us!
Take Care, Melinda

Evelyn,My deepest sympathy to you and your family. Earl was a wonderful man, he was always like a father to me. He will be greatly missed. God be with you in this time of sorrow.
Always, Prince Lee

Earl,
The definition of a true friend. Your smile and friendship will be greatly missed.

Earl is one of my bothers, I met him when he arrived in Colorado Springs and enjoyed his frindship every since. I will miss him very much.