Floyd D. Gottwald Jr.

So sorry to see Mr. Gottwald passed away earlier this year. He was a good man and very kind hearted. I helped build his hunting cabin years ago and enjoyed out time together. He was a man that new what he wanted. I also enjoyed the many times we would go to the dove hunts. I remember when he meet his second wife Helga and they were married. I was asking someone about him a few weeks ago and they said he passed. My condolences to the family and prayers. Just wanted to say he was a nice...

I wish I would have had the pleasure to meet this awesome man. May he rest in GODS loving arms

"Mr. Gottwald" fished with me off Big Pine Key in the nineties when he often visited on the first Sarah Beth. We spent some fine days hunting tarpon on the fly, and chatting about WWII as both he and my Dad were US Army Burma vets. He was the quintessential Southern Gentleman and a delight to be with and gave me an interesting window into what I perceived a true Classical Virginian to be. Later, in Virginia, he invited me to lunch at the corporate headquarters and once on an unforgettable...

On behalf of my family and I, We wish to extend sincere condolences to the family of Mr Gottwald, It was truly a pleasure and a learning g experience spending time on the water with him.

My condolences to the Gottwald family, Floyd will be missed...

I write for the family of Doris and George Thrift who were long time neighbors and friends. We are all grateful for the life and memory of Mr. Gottwald.

My sincere condolences to all family and friends. Especially to Nancy, Jimmy and children. Had Aunt Mary and Uncle Cy been here they would have wished to send you their love and support. My sincerest sympathies at this time of your loss. Janet L. Ziolkowski (Niece of Mary and Cy Asher, former neighbors.)

My sincere condolences to the entire, extended Gottwald family. My respect and admiration for Bill sustained for many years through association with the Ethyl and Albemarle Corporations.

Dear Helga, As I was driving across the Willey Bridge yesterday, I could see your house high on the left and wondered how you are doing. Now I know that you are suffering with grief. My condolences to you and the entire Gottwald family . I will keep you in my prayers. Your friend from the Tuckahoe Woman's Club.