San Antonio, Texas
CRONKHITELieutenant Col. John Lyle Cronkhite Sr., USAF (Ret), age 92 of San Antonio, died Wednesday, February 1, 2012. Lt. Col. Cronkhite was a native of Battle Creek Michigan, but was reared in St. Petersburg, Florida. He was a son of the late John Fisher and Kate L. Sackrider Cronkhite. In...
Read MoreHappy Birthday Mr. Cronkhite. I think your birthday was the last day of January, I may be wrong.
Wow new decade for you to tour. You would enjoy all the changes and challenges coming about. You are remembered as a true American hero. Your adding to the stars of heaven is just another way you contributed to the peace and beauty of America. We need mote proud Americans to keep us great. Thanks.
edith burgess
January 30, 2020 | San Antonio, TX | Acquaintance
DID TAXES FOR MR AND MRS. CRONKHITE. LOVED THEM BOTH. HE WAS SUCH A STORY TELLER., AN ART THIS IS BEING LOST. WE WOULD VISIT AND HAVE GREAT CONVERSATIONS OVER A PILL OF TAX DOCUMENTS, TAKES A GOOD MAN TO OVER COME THAT GLOOM. WHAT A GREAT AMERICAN, FAMILY MAN AND HUSBAND . IT IS OUR LOSS WHEN YOU LEFT OUR COMPANY.
GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY.
EDITH & BILL BURGESS
edith burgess
February 13, 2019 | San Antonio, TX | Friend
My Condolences to the Cronkhite family. Thom, I hope that you are comforted in the fact that you had a dad that was an hero, whom I thought of often. Roland Cisneros (San Antonio,Texas)
February 07, 2012
We have lost a hero, a great American and a great man. And I have lost a friend. Heaven scored a "hit" while Earth sways under the loss of a gentle man. Ernie Pyle is perhaps finishing that WWII interview in the North Africa theater.
May God bless the family of John Cronhkite and give you comfort in this difficult time.
Edith & Bill Burgess
February 07, 2012 | San Antonio, TX