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Bart and Pat Mc Carthy
October 6, 2005
Mary Nan, we are so sorry for your loss. It is also our loss for we loved seeing you both at the reunions of the 349th Group. Maybe we will see you at another reunion here on earth.
With Love
Pat and Bart
Lyle Schmeiser
October 1, 2005
Comrade Sterling Price Carroll was a Life Member of Central Florida Chapter 16 Disabled American Veterans at 2040 W. Central Blvd in Orlando Florida 32805<><>I am proud to be an American for at least I know I am FREE and....we all owe that FREEDOM to every man and woman to ever have donned a military uniform and gone off to war to protect and preserve that FREEDOM that we ALL enjoy today!!! We extend our most profound deepest sympathy to his wife Mary Nan, to all their children and grandchildren in the loss of their loved one and our Comrade...another one of America's HEROES has passed off the stage of action<><>With Utmost Respect and Deepest Heartfelt Sympathy<> Lyle Schmeiser, Chaplain for Central Florida Chapter 16 Disabled American Veterans.
Boyd and Lilas Umphrey
September 27, 2005
Oh Sterling, how we will miss you! Your charm, your teasing, your surprises, your jokes and your great love for Mary Nan. What an example for the rest of us. We're sending our love to you and hope to see you another day. And to Mary Nan, our sympathy for your loss and appreciation for your sharing Sterling with COF. Bud and Lilas
Greg & Tori Bales
September 25, 2005
Sterling, your are up there, healed and having a ball now, enjoying your new life with our Lord. Church and Sunday School will miss our jokester who kept us all on our toes.
Laura Dooling Coiner
September 25, 2005
We are so sorry for your loss Mary Nan. His perpetual smile will always be embedded in my mind and thoughts. Thank you for being such wonderful friends to my mother and father. Sterling is in good company.
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