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Carroll Hoyt Teague Jr.
TEAGUE, CARROLL HOYT JR., 75, died on November 27,2010 at University Hospital from complications following a head injury.
Carroll was born in Providence, KY, the son of Carroll Hoyt Teague Sr. and Ruth Thompson Teague. He was a member and elder at Highland Presbyterian Church. Carroll graduated from the University of Kentucky and the Advanced Management Program of Harvard University. He was a retired vice president of Brown & Williamson Corp. His area of expertise was labor relations, and his interest was negotiating fair and equitable labor contracts. Post retirement, he served the company in various consulting capacities in Louisville and Richmond, VA. His career began in Guatemala City, Guatemala, then Petersburg, VA and lastly the home office in Louisville.
His retirement years were spent in Louisville, Georgetown, SC and Naples, FL. He enjoyed friendly golf and in his post-golf days, duplicate bridge.
He and his wife Sandra enjoyed international travel and spent a fascinating six weeks teaching conversational English to high school teachers in Fuzhou, Fujian Province, China, through the auspices of Crane House.
Carroll's main focus and concern were his family and friends. He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Sandra Walte Teague; three sons, John Baker (Dennard) of Charlotte, NC, James Grant of Louisville and Carroll Hoyt, III (Ellen) of Louisville; eight grandchildren, John Baker Jr., Edward Walker, Mary Alexandra Dennard, Alexandra Hunter, James Grant Jr., Charles Kellerman, Jacqueline Baron and Carroll Hoyt IV; his brother, Joseph G. Teague (Suzanne); and a nephew Mark Teague (Anne Marie) of Cleveland, OH.
The family wishes to thank the doctors and staff at University Hospital for their extraordinary care and kindness.
Funeral service will be held at Highland Presbyterian Church, 1011 Cherokee Road on Tuesday, November 30, 2010 at 1:30 p.m., with burial to follow in Cave Hill Cemetery. Visitation will be held at Pearson's, 149 Breckenridge Lane on Monday, November 29, from 4-7 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to Highland Presbyterian Church or Wayside Christian Mission.
Carroll was born in Providence, KY, the son of Carroll Hoyt Teague Sr. and Ruth Thompson Teague. He was a member and elder at Highland Presbyterian Church. Carroll graduated from the University of Kentucky and the Advanced Management Program of Harvard University. He was a retired vice president of Brown & Williamson Corp. His area of expertise was labor relations, and his interest was negotiating fair and equitable labor contracts. Post retirement, he served the company in various consulting capacities in Louisville and Richmond, VA. His career began in Guatemala City, Guatemala, then Petersburg, VA and lastly the home office in Louisville.
His retirement years were spent in Louisville, Georgetown, SC and Naples, FL. He enjoyed friendly golf and in his post-golf days, duplicate bridge.
He and his wife Sandra enjoyed international travel and spent a fascinating six weeks teaching conversational English to high school teachers in Fuzhou, Fujian Province, China, through the auspices of Crane House.
Carroll's main focus and concern were his family and friends. He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Sandra Walte Teague; three sons, John Baker (Dennard) of Charlotte, NC, James Grant of Louisville and Carroll Hoyt, III (Ellen) of Louisville; eight grandchildren, John Baker Jr., Edward Walker, Mary Alexandra Dennard, Alexandra Hunter, James Grant Jr., Charles Kellerman, Jacqueline Baron and Carroll Hoyt IV; his brother, Joseph G. Teague (Suzanne); and a nephew Mark Teague (Anne Marie) of Cleveland, OH.
The family wishes to thank the doctors and staff at University Hospital for their extraordinary care and kindness.
Funeral service will be held at Highland Presbyterian Church, 1011 Cherokee Road on Tuesday, November 30, 2010 at 1:30 p.m., with burial to follow in Cave Hill Cemetery. Visitation will be held at Pearson's, 149 Breckenridge Lane on Monday, November 29, from 4-7 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to Highland Presbyterian Church or Wayside Christian Mission.
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Published by Courier-Journal from Nov. 29 to Nov. 30, 2010.
MEMORIAL EVENTS
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Sandra, John, Bito, & Trace: I am so deeply saddened by Carroll's passing. He was one of my very favorite people in life. It saddens me to know that I will never see the real Mr. Teague pull up at our door again in this life. We will keep him and all of you in our thoughts and prayers and I will ask my church to pray for you as well. God's peace be with you, Stephen Lee.
Stephen Lee
December 16, 2010
Sandra and family - I'm very sorry for the loss of a husband, father, grandfather. I hope that you will be comforted by your memories and draw strength from each other.
Lisa Peffer Olson
December 3, 2010
Sandra and Family, Vivian and Peter Peffer, Jr. will miss Carroll very much. We had fun golf days together and bridge days too. Think of you often. Love, Vivian and Peter
Vivian & Peter Peffer
December 3, 2010
Peter & Anne Adams will truly miss Carroll. We had many enjoyable times together
December 2, 2010
Bito and family,
I am so sorry to hear of your fathers passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your families.
I am so sorry to hear of your fathers passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your families.
Brian Daniels
December 1, 2010
Sandra and family--
So sorry to hear such bad news. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Joan and LaMar Gaston
So sorry to hear such bad news. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Joan and LaMar Gaston
November 30, 2010
Members of The Louisville Bridge Association Extend our sincerest sympathy to Carroll's family. We will miss seeing him at the bridge center. L.B.A. Members by Marianne Cooper
Marianne Cooper
November 29, 2010
Thoughts and prayers send to you and your family. Have very fond
memories of your father's wit and laughing alot.
Take care
Debbie Bell ( Charlotte, NC )
memories of your father's wit and laughing alot.
Take care
Debbie Bell ( Charlotte, NC )
November 29, 2010
The Fortenberry family in Charlotte extend their deepest sympathies. You are in our thoughts and prayers. May the comfort of God comfort you through this difficult time.
Peace,
Mark, Carol, Liza and JT
Peace,
Mark, Carol, Liza and JT
November 29, 2010
Dear Tres and Family :
My thoughts are with you in your hour of need .May GOD Bless You and Yours .
My thoughts are with you in your hour of need .May GOD Bless You and Yours .
Omar L Tatum
November 29, 2010
Dear Tres and Sandra, your dad and your husband was a delightful man. I so appreciated his commitment and care to Highland youth when he worked with me there. He had a relaxed way and accepting way about him that engendered trust and respect and these attributes flowed both ways.
You will be in my thoughts and prayers these days and in the future.
lovingly,
Ann
Rev. Ann A. Letson
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You will be in my thoughts and prayers these days and in the future.
lovingly,
Ann
Rev. Ann A. Letson
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November 29, 2010
I was President of the Machinist Union at B&W during the 60-70's and negotiated contracts with Carroll. He was a honorable, fair man to deal with. I have fond memories of those events. Your family is in my prayers.
Ray Crider
November 29, 2010
To the Teague Family - I know these are difficult times. I hope you can draw from the strength of Carroll, Jr. He was a wonderful, just and fair man. I shall miss him. Godspeed to your family and friends.
Wayne crabtree
November 29, 2010
Sandra, I can not fathom the depth of your sorrow, but understand this sadness will linger but temporarily as you approach eternal life as promised by the Christ. It is with this certainty that you and your husband shall once again drink of the cup of joy in the presence of Almighty God with Jesus by your side in testimony of your special life. May God give you solace. Dave Daugherty, Cathedral Gardens
David Daugherty
November 29, 2010