Lt. Col. Haldane King

I new Mr King, from the D.R.P.A. In Camden, N.J. I worked as a maintenance technician there, he was a kind gracious man, I believe he helped me in getting the job in Maintenance dept. but he never told me. Im a little late saying my condolences to his family,but I want to say it was a real privilege to know him, may he R.I.P. Edward Little, Marlton, N.J.

I was sad to hear of Hal's passing. I am glad I had the opportunity to know Hal when I worked as the Sales & Marketing Mgr. at Emerald Crossings. My prayers are with you Dwight and all of your family. Hal was a sweet man and I enjoyed the time I spent with him. Take care.

we had visited my uncle marcus and aunt bernice gibson in coacoa beach florida many years ago and i was getting ready to watch a pbs special that i had taped on vhs about the Tuskegee Airmen when my uncle stopped me,loaded us into the car and took us to see Mr. King a tall stately man who didn't hesitate to take me into his den where the hair stood up on my neck as i looked in awe at the history of his military career on the walls.he educated us on the airmens lives and fixed us his favorite...

Reading Mr. King's obituary, I was completely impressed with how he, as a man, progressed through this life. His accomplishments are distinguished; and, yes, I would have enjoyed knowing him. As a retired USAF member, myself, I'm sure we would have had a lot to talk about. My condolences to all of his family. "And may His Perpetual Light shine upon him".

I wish I had met Lt. Col. King. From reading his obituary and knowing his son, Dwight, he was a remarkable person. What a blessing he must have been to his family and all who were touched by his life. Wishing those mourning his passing God's peace and comfort.

PopPop was a great man and I am so thankful that I had the privilege of being his granddaughter. I miss him dearly.