LOWELL FOULKE

Carol--Even though it has been some time since we have talked, I knew you and Foulkie were still in Woodstown; and it seems like something is missing now. I pray that you and your family will be happy in God's peace, as I know he would want you to be!
--Al Mearns

I was a close friend of "Foulkie" from 3rd grade through high school. We were in scouts together, built Erector sets together, played with electric trains together, and did lead casting together. I learned to ride a bicycle on Foulkie's size 26 bike! We were both in the Navy during WWII. He was in the V-12 program and became an officer. I was in the V-6 program and became an electronic technician third-class. Both of us became engineers: chemical for Foulkie, and electrical for me....

My deepest sympathy to the Foulke family. All of us loved Skip and held him in highest regards. My dad and Skip both got their own sailboats in their early teens and had a lifelong passion for sailing. My prayer for Skip, to be safe and secure in the arms of Jesus.

Carol, Freddie and Tom, and to the rest of the family, so sorry to hear this news. Enjoyed knowing your husband and father. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

My deepest sympathy to the Foulke Family! The Fritz family & the Foulke family shared many happy memories of time spent together in Woodstown!
Emile Fritz was a sailing buddy ofSkip's and Carol was a true friend to
Ruth Fritz. He will be greatly missed!