Monday, October 29, 2012
Learning of Carl's death was met with sadness and wonderful memories. I met Carl when I was transferred to the New Milford mill in 1975. We worked together until his retirement in 1982. That was a wonderful time period as the mill was growing with an experimental paper machine, diaper expansion, high rise warehouse and a rebuild of the #2 paper machine. Carl was a shift superintendent and as such helped to hold the entire operation together as we went through such an exciting period of change. Carl was a part of the "greatest generation" He came from a small town, served his country, worked hard for the same company for 42 years. Was a family man who provided for a wonderful family and gave back to his community. We lost touch after his retirement. I was pleased to read of the full life he had in retirement. It was well earned. May his children know that their father touched many lives and left a positive hand print on all. I'm sure they are very proud and my sympathy is extended to them in their loss. Sincerely, Tim Moe
