Carl Edward Rader

Becky, Ralph and I just wanted to let you know how truly sorry we are for your loss. Ralph greatly respected Carl and was very sad to hear of his passing. Our prayers are with you and your family at this time. Please let Carl Jr. know as well. Please let us know when a celebration of life is scheduled. If you are in need of anything please reach out to us. Ralph cell number is 913-302-7258. With deepest sympathy Ralph and Lori Gregory

My condolences and prayers are with you Becky and the family.

Carl was an exceptional leader. He earned the respect of everyone who met him. Sorry for your loss.

My deepest condolences to Becky and Carl´s entire family. I had the privilege of working with Carl in his role as the NALC President. I admired Carl´s leadership, his integrity and his sense of humor. He was a man of his word. I enjoyed working with him. He will be remembered & missed.

Worked with Carl many years at the Shawnee Mission Post Ofc. God Bless him and his family.
Charles Chuck Pennewell

I knew Carl from the Northeast neighborhood in Kansas City playing hardball and softball . Always upbeat and ready to share an opinion .
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Becky so sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you.

We was a great man.

My condolences to the entire Rader family. In my time at the Region 5 office, we (I) relied heavily on Carl to "take care of business" in Shawnee as well as do arbitrations for not only Br. 5521 but outside of his local. His counsel was invaluble. He was a good leader, a good man and a good friend.

My deepest condolences to Becky and the rest of Carl´s family. He touched so many lives in so many ways. I will always remember his onery sense of humor and appreciate his strong support of our letter carriers union. RIP Brother.

I met Carl when I started working at the Blue Valley post office in 2007. I remember how always seemed to find a balance between the work load on his route and being our union president. I appreciated the fact that even though I started being a letter carrier later in life, Carl was still willing to try and impart his wisdom he had gained during his career. I will always remember his compassion for others and his sense of humor at work. I was fortunate enough to have known him even if it was for just a few years. My condolences to his family.

Everyone here are indebted to Carl for his dedication for helping to make Nalcrest softball what it is today. His countless hours improving our field and his leadership will never be forgotten. RIP, my friend.

I knew Carl so long ago, he still had hair. He was a fierce competitor on the racketball court, and equally as fierce dealing with Postal Management as a Union Steward. He will be missed.