Forrest "Toddy" Preece Sr.

I am a distant relative and I did not know "Toddy" personally but we are related in the Preece line of Ancestry. I do send my belated condolences to the family. My grandfather was, Franklin Cyrus Johnson. His father was Reuben Kendon Johnson whose parents were Cyrus Johnson and Nancy Ann Preece. Best wishes to all the Preece family.

Aunt Florence and Forrest we did not learn of Uncle Toddy's death until Sunday evening, 1-9-11.We extend our deepest sympathy and condolences to you all. Uncle Toddy, as my dad's older brother, had a great influence on him and all of us as well. His humor, wit, kindness, and grace will be truly missed.

Forrest Preece was my mother's first cousin. Though we never met, I did talk with Florence several years ago and had hoped to meet with them one day. Our sincere condolences to Florence and her family and also to Dickie Patillo, the sister of Forrest. May God bless each of you and give you comfort during this time of grief.

Aunt Florence, Our Thoughts and Prayers are with you. Charla James and Naomi Foreman ( Barbara Herold's Daughter)

Aunt Florence, Our Thoughts and Prayers are with you. Love Charla James and Naomi Foreman ( Barbara Herold's Daughter)

Aunt Florence, Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Love, Charla and
James and Naomi Foreman (Barbara Herold's Daughter)

I remember Mr. Preece driving down Sinclair in his Riviera as my sister and friends played in the street...way back in the day. He always smiled and waved at us. We all liked seeing him. I always enjoyed stopping as my mom would visit with Mr. & Mrs. Preece if they happened to be out in the yard, when we'd take a walk. Mr. Preece will be missed. My thoughts are with your family.

Our sincerest condolences from Southwest Orthopaedic Group.

He was a true original, an Old Austin treasure. I am so glad that he left this legacy with his son, my friend, Forrest, Jr. Bless your hearts. Hugs,

I always enjoyed meeting Forrest Preece Sr. at all the great garage sales and seeing him arrive in the Buick Riviera. He was always looking for old golf clubs and other treasures. We would always take time to visit about you and I, Austin and other stuff. Forrest Preece Sr. was a great gentleman, a kind and wise person, and Austin will miss him.
Have a great journey,
David and Amy Bloebaum

Sending our condolence and love from Walter and Linda Troutman.