KARL TOTH

I wish I could of met Karl. I grew up one mile West of the home where Karl grew up and beside the home of his childhood best friend Mike Mike told me of Karls friendship and career in the Air Force. Mike told me of their
State Championship and about Karls time in Vietnam flying B-52s. Many, many times I have looked out our backdoor window noticing the big red barn on the Toth farm even at a very early age. I also went to the Air Force
but as an aircraft armament systems...

This describes Uncle Karl to the fullest ! Racing the farm horses, buzzing the farm in his plane, traveling across the country and around the world, serving in two wars. Uncle Karl had such a great sense of humor and I have fond memories of he, my Mom (Clara Mitchell) and Grandma Toth debating politics, in Hungarian on Sunday afternoons, around the kitchen table. Big hugs to Aunt Ginger and all of my cousins -

Aunt Ginger, I was so sad to hear of Uncle Karl's passing. I share my brothers sentiments exactly. I remember such good times with your family at Grandma Toth's house when you were visiting Michigan. I feel fortunate to have connected with Cindy and Rusty & Melissa in recent years. My prayers go out to the entire family.

Sincerest condolences to Aunt Ginger and the entire family. I have found memories of the times spent with Uncle Karl many years ago, and especially the time when he took my brother and I up for our very first ever airplane ride - I think we were about 8 or 9 years old at the time. I know that all in the family were very proud of Uncle Karl's service to his country. Our thoughts and prayers are with Aunt Ginger, Cindy, Rusty, Tim, Casey, and all the grandchildren........