Eric-Caine Shockley Obituary

SHOCKLEY Eric-Caine Shockley, 33, died suddenly Monday, October 30, 2006, of natural causes. He was a long-time resident of Grandview Heights and was employed by Capitol Express. He was a much-loved, colorful and lovable gentle giant. He is survived by his father, Thomas L. Shockley of Marysville; his mother, Pamela L. Caruzzi of Sunbury; sister and brother-in-law: Miona Jansen and Bob Conklin; step-mother, Melissa Shockley; step-sister and brother: Jenna (William) Cotton and Jarami Feith; nephews: Seth and Ethan Conklin and Ayden and Logan Cotton; aunts and uncles: Pat and Ed Grimm, David and Carol Shockley, Twila and Richard Stone, Cheryl A. Shockley, Joseph Michael Shockley, Charlene Johnson, Diane and Ken Mylander, Babette and Bernie Hatcher, Don and Hattie Caruzzi and Lee Janson; cousins and friends too numerous to mention. A memorial service will be held at SCHOEDINGER NORTHWEST CHAPEL, 1740 Zollinger Rd. on Saturday, November 4, 2006 at 1:00 p.m. Visit www.schoedinger.com to send online condolences to the family.

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Published by The Columbus Dispatch from Nov. 1 to Nov. 2, 2006.

Memories and Condolences
for Eric-Caine Shockley

12 Entries

Ron and Kitty Bailey

November 4, 2006

We were so sad to hear of Eric's passing. We only met him once at our son's wedding this summer, but heard his name frequently from Brian and Linda. It meant so much to them to have Eric, Chris and Tom with them on their very special day. When Brian moved to Columbus several years ago, he knew hardly anyone and became friends with Eric, Chris and Tom. I know how he treasured his friendship with Eric and we heard the shock and saddness in his voice as he gave us this sad news earlier this week. Although we did not know Eric well, we extend our deepest sympathies to his family and friends who will so acutely feel the loss of his presence.

Matthew Mitchell

November 4, 2006

Eric was not only my friend but also a brother... Many years of fun and goodtimes. Knowing him for almost 21 years... I was sadden to hear of his passing... He was a really good friend and he always tried to look out for his friends... This world needs more great people like him... He always had the right attitude about doing things...

Justin Schlesinger

November 3, 2006

I was saddend to hear of Erics death.
My staff and I spoke to Eric on a daily basis. We enjoyed his humor and wit. He was a great asset to the Columbus office and a good will ambassador for the rest of the offices.He will be missed. Due to a prior obligation I will not be able to attend the memorial service. My deepest sympathy to Eric's Family

Sincerely,
Justin Schlesinger
Manager
Capitol Express Dayton

Jennifer Greenland

November 1, 2006

I recently began working with Eric, and though I did not know him well, I could tell he was loved and respected by everyone who knew him, and I am deeply sorry for the loss of someone who obviously meant so much to so many people. He will be missed greatly. Your family and friends will be in our thoughts and prayers.

James Graham

November 1, 2006

My family would like to extend our deepest sympathy and prayers to Eric's family and friends. Eric was my friend and a co-worker at Capitol Express. We have all suffered a great loss by losing Eric and will miss him very much.

William Hacker

November 1, 2006

To the family and Friends Of Eric Shockley. I worked with Eric Everyday via the Phone. Eric Was a Dispatcher For our Corporate Office In Columbus .Eric Spoke with hundreds of our Customers throughout The United States. As Our Customers have slowly been notified of his passing I have been asked to relay their Condolances to all of his family. On a personal note Me and Eric would jokingly torment each other daily. His Passing has effected everyone deeply at all 5 of the locations of Capitol Express. He was a very joyfull person to work with every day. I personnally will miss the jokes and tormenting that we would do to each other Daily. From The entire Staff of All of Capitol Express and many of our customers Are deepest sympathy and prayers are extended to you. Eric we will always remember you and miss you Greatly.

Sincerely,

William Hacker
District Manager
Capitol Express

Beverly Allegree

November 1, 2006

Although, I did not know your son, Eric, I did know his step-mother, Melissa, and I would like to let the whole family know, that we will be praying God's peace and comfort for you in this most difficult time.

Beverly Allegree

November 1, 2006

Although, I did not know your son,Eric, I did know his step-mother, Melissa, and I want the whole family to know that we will be praying God's peace and comfort for you in this most difficult time.

Beverly Allegree

November 1, 2006

Although I did not know your son,Eric, I did know his step-mother, Melissa, and I want the whole family to know that we will keep you in our prayers, that God will grant you peace and comfort in this most difficult time.

Susan C.

November 1, 2006

What a tremendous person. I enjoyed his enthusiasm discussing philosophical and religious issues. His humor was perfectly in sync with mine. He was special and a kindred spirit. The world needs more beautiful people like him. This is a deep loss.

Jane & Michael Kennelly

November 1, 2006

We are so sorry for your loss. Eric was another son to us! Tom is our oldest son ... and Chris is our 'other' son. They are grieving so much that our hearts hurt!

Linda Bailey

November 1, 2006

Eric was my first friend in Columbus.He was a great neighbor and an amazing human being. He was one of the few people Gordon liked and I know Monte loved him. He will be missed.

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