Carroll Roy Melton

Carroll: It has been a year since you left us. The meal we shared at J&S in Asheville shortly before you passed is a special memory I will always cherish. I will see you again, my friend. The fact that you and my dearly departed Dad were both in the Army Air Corp in WWII and only two years apart in age made our friendship that much more special. When I saw you I saw a lot of my Dad > strength and integrity. Aurevoir.

I knew Carroll from 1970 until 2015. We worked together at Nationwide Insurance in Claims and stayed in touch after that through the years. I ate lunch with Carroll just this past February in Asheville. That will always be a special memory. You were a good man, Carroll, and you knew the insurance claims business like the back of your hand. Take care, my friend.

Meeting Carroll in 2008 was my introduction to the history of Mt. Hermon Lodge 118. I joined in 2010, and he was a part of the reason why. Thanks Carroll. For the family, please accept my wishes for comfort and strength at this difficult time.
Mark-Ellis Bennett, Temple Historian

Worshipful Brother Carroll was a fine man and a fine Mason. He gave of his time, talent and treasure to Masonry and the community around him. He was faithful and right-hearted in all he did. He will be sorely missed.

Our condolences to all the Melton family on the loss of Carroll. We know you are devastated by this unexpected death. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you now and in the coming weeks.

Ken and Linda Joyce

I am so sorry to hear of Carroll's death. My thoughts and prayers are with the family. My late husband and I knew him through the Mason's and Shrine Club.