Karl Trautmann

Dear Peggy.
During the last months I learned again and again about Karl's health through my parents. We have all been very anxious and often though of him.
In 1999 Lukas and myself were pleased to get to know him as a bright and active man. He always was so afraid that nothing was happening to Lukas at the pool and wanted him to learn swimming as quickly as possible.
His death is saddening us. We offer you, dear Peggy and the entire family, our deepest condolences and wish you all...

Dear Peggy,
the trips on your boat or how Karl and Finn shifted the lawn at Mom and Dads property is just one of many many memories that will always accompany us. We will never forget Karl, he stays at our hearts.
In love Claudia, Finn and Emely

Dear Peggy.

"A shining star further-moved.
Our eyes do not see it any longer.
Its light however remains in our soul."

We will never forget the beautiful time in Cape Coral with Karl.
Karl was always on our side and gave us a helping hand with everything. His german family and all friends how got to know him value him. Today it is hardly to find such a unselfish men as Karl.
Cape Coral without Karl "for us" is not the same anymore. We will miss him.
In love Gerda...

Dear Peggy,
Karl gave me the support and comfort I needed several years ago. I will always be thankful for the opportunity and help he gave me. Karl taught me many thinks for life. THANK YOU KARL for beeing part of my life. You have a space in my heart.
In love Jeannine Erhardt

A GOOD NEIGHBOR.AN ACCOMPLISHED CAPTAIN.HE WAS ALWAYS WILLING TO HELP NEW MEMBERS OF THE POWER SQUADRON..HE WILL BE MISSED.

To Karl's Family, My deepest sympathy to you. He taught me so much about "research" while he was my Chief at ZJX. He created a great work environment that I loved being part of. I'll miss him.

Dear Peggy, So sorry to learn about Karls passing. He and I worked together in Atlanta ARTCC for several years and became very good friends and fishing buddies. Also ran into him over the years in Jacksonville and Washington and I always admired his ability to recognise and solve problems facing the FAA. He will truly be missed.

Sincerly,
John Posey

We enjoy such good memories of our boating adventures with Peggy and Karl. Each cruise was ended with a toast to good friends. We toast Karl now as this earthly cruise is ended and a new, healthier, happier, cruise has begun.

Dear Peggy, our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Being professionally associated with Karl in the Atlanta Center was very gratifying and enjoyable experience. We shall miss him. Farewell Karl..
Al and Betty Kulikowski, Atlanta