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Loring Russell Carper

Date of Death: December 6, 2010
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Loring R. Carper Loring Russell Carper, 89, of Frederick County, Virginia, passed away, Monday, December 06, 2010 at his residence with family present. Mr. Carper was born in 1921 in Allenport, Pennsylvania, the son of the late Claude Franklin and Willie Frances Carper. He retired from the Federal Government in communications from Mount Weather. Mr.Continue Reading

Teresa left a message on January 30, 2013:
He fathered a wonderful daughter, Pat, my true friend for many years.
Rev left a message on January 30, 2013:
I will always remember Loring, when he got the one promotion, I got his old job in the Control Center (now the EOC). He will be missed by many. Rev Bernie Witsberger
Sissy left a message on January 30, 2013:
My dear sweet friend. I will love and miss you always! Your friendship to me was very special and you touch my life in so many wonderful ways! The Wars of life and battle, you fought with great pride and strength. Now, your battles are finished and your fight is over. Rest now in the peace and rest that the loving arms of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, has to offer. Until we see each other again....I Love You!!
Christina left a message on January 30, 2013:
My favorite memory is when I had the honor of taking Mr. Carper to Shenandoah Memorial Park on Veterans day this year. It is a memory that I will always treasure..
public.user left a message on January 30, 2013:
Patty, I hope you get this note. My husband, John Royston, was a prisoner of war with Loring in Heppenheim, Germany. We spent many good times visiting with Loring and Lena at their homes in Winchester, meeting at the Cozy Restaurant in Thurmont (which was half-way from our home and also from theirs), going to the annual conventions of the POW's, and talking on the phone with one another. I am so sorry I did not know of his passing. Please give me a call when you can - phone 717-266-2588 or 717-495-3344. Please know that you and your family remain in my thoughts and prayers. Katie Royston
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Teresa Beydler Forsyth left a message on December 6, 2010:
In honor of Loring Russell Carper, Teresa Beydler Forsyth lit a candle.
Teresa Beydler Forsyth left a message on December 6, 2010:
He fathered a wonderful daughter, Pat, my true friend for many years.
Rev Bernie Witsberger left a message on December 7, 2010:
I will always remember Loring, when he got the one promotion, I got his old job in the Control Center (now the EOC). He will be missed by many. Rev Bernie Witsberger
Beverly Resto left a message on December 9, 2010:
In honor of Loring Russell Carper, Beverly Resto lit a candle.
Tom and Beth Welsh and Family left a message on December 9, 2010:
In honor of Loring Russell Carper, Tom and Beth Welsh and Family lit a candle.
Sissy Kitts left a message on December 9, 2010:
My dear sweet friend. I will love and miss you always! Your friendship to me was very special and you touch my life in so many wonderful ways! The Wars of life and battle, you fought with great pride and strength. Now, your battles are finished and your fight is over. Rest now in the peace and rest that the loving arms of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, has to offer. Until we see each other again....I Love You!!
Christina Smith left a message on December 9, 2010:
In honor of Loring Russell Carper, Christina Smith lit a candle.
Christina Smith left a message on December 9, 2010:
My favorite memory is when I had the honor of taking Mr. Carper to Shenandoah Memorial Park on Veterans day this year. It is a memory that I will always treasure..
Sissy Kitts left a message on December 9, 2010:
In honor of Loring Russell Carper, Sissy Kitts lit a candle.
Katie Royston left a message on March 21, 2011:
Patty, I hope you get this note. My husband, John Royston, was a prisoner of war with Loring in Heppenheim, Germany. We spent many good times visiting with Loring and Lena at their homes in Winchester, meeting at the Cozy Restaurant in Thurmont (which was half-way from our home and also from theirs), going to the annual conventions of the POW's, and talking on the phone with one another. I am so sorry I did not know of his passing. Please give me a call when you can - phone 717-266-2588 or 717-495-3344. Please know that you and your family remain in my thoughts and prayers. Katie Royston
Omps Funeral Home left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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