Carl Lee Eatherly

Birth date: Dec 24, 1935 Death date: Mar 4, 2010

Carl will be remember as very loving, a true family man, and teasing jokester. He was well educated and he made friends easily –in and out of his work as a salesman for Campbell Soup Company. He was a member of the First United Me Read Obituary

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Camie Churchill Johnson

756w ago

Today has been a day of intresting discovery. I accidently ran across the Childress High School blog and found Kay Ann and Clara, long ago friends from the 4th and 5th grade at Wilson school in Childress. I have carried them in my heart, along with Johnny and Jimmy and several others, all my life. My dad coached there and I am sure Carl was on one of his football teams. I imagine that Dad met Carl at the Pearly gates and gave him a great big hug, because he was there that same day, same year, welcoming my mother to Heaven. Now, that is a co-incidence that they passed on the same day. I would love to get in touch with Kay Ann and compare life notes. If she discovers this note, or another family member sees it, please pass it on to her, and I would love, love to hear from her.

Teddy & Raydell Hightower

839w ago

Our prayer is for "you" the family. We know he will be missed, but just remember the good and special memories you have. Teddy and Raydell

Shirley Parks Fisher

839w ago

Sharon, Our thoughts are with you as you and your family grieve. We look forward to visiting with you at the next school reunion. We will pray for you all. Shirley and Ralph Fisher

Jay W. Sharp

840w ago

Sharon, you won't remember my wife, Martha, and me. We only met once, very briefly, in Childress, and that was the last time we ever got to see you and Carl. I must tell you that I remember him as an extraordinarily kind and gentle person, someone who made all of us who grew up with him feel like better people because he was there. I remember his humor, his twinkling eyes, his smile. I never saw anyone feel cross in any way toward Carl, nor him toward anyone else. That was an exceptional characteristic in a rough and isolated little cow town in the middle of Texas' Rolling Plains. I'm sure that he never lost those qualities that made him unique, and I'm thankful that I could count him among my good friends. I can imagine the pain and grief you and your family must feel, but I'm sure that you will treasure the memories of a very special person. You have all our love. Jay W. Sharp

Jan & Dwight Oldham