Wow Clayton-such a nice post. It is a real blessing that all Mom's sibs were able to share in the ceaberltion. I have to admit that I got a little misty-eyed when I looked over at church this morning to see Mom, Helen, Betty and your dad all sitting together. How Grandma/Grandpa C must have been smiling! Thank you for the kind words and for helping us celebrate. We love you too!
Ed & Family:
The Smith/Scanlon Sherman Lake Clan extend our thoughts to you. His presence was a connection to another era and will be very much missed.
It was a pleasure spending time with Mr. Tucker these last few years listening to stories of his life, world travels and great accomplishments. I will never forget his wisdom, kindness and generosity. May he rest in peace. He will truly be missed.
Sincere sympathy to Mr. Tucker's clan at Sherman Lake and beyond. I have so many fond memories of he and Joan at the Lake and being part of our church family. We shared many a good laugh over the years and I will cherish each of them. The world has lost a true man of greatness and his contributions in so many areas were his gifts. May he Rest in Peace with his Joan. ~ Sincerely, Adrienne Hull
Nancy...
I was so sorry to hear of your Dad's passing...however, 96 is a pretty impressive age. I always remember you bringing him to the DNS conferences.
The obituary was so interesting to me...I had no idea your Dad was a successful Colgate executive. Please accept my condolences Nancy.
Fondly,
Donna
Im so blessed to have known Mr. Tucker for over 30 years. He was a strong influence in my academics growing up. I have many fond memories of time spent at his home and on Sherman Lake. I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to introduce my daughters to him as they really enjoyed our summer visits with him. The girls have asked how his pineapple plant is doing as we loved seeing its progress each summer visit. He will always hold a very special place in my heart and my sincere sympathy goes out to his family. I am praying for all of you at this most challenging and sad time. Love, Laureen and family.
Although I did not know Mr Tucker, I was familiar with his lovely home on the Schroon River. My dear friend, Deanne Rehm was one of his friends and she spoke very highly of him. I'm sure he will be missed by many and I am sorry for your loss.
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