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Updated: 7:17 PM Nov 14, 2008
Ashford Man Killed in Two Vehicle Wreck on Highway 84
A Houston County man was killed in a two vehicle wreck east of Dothan this morning. Posted: 1:00 PM Nov 14, 2008 |
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So sorry to hear of Carroll's passing. He was a true Southern Gentelman. I'm better for having known him.RIP my friend
His kindness and unassuming manner touched for more lives than I think even his lovely wife may have known. He will be sorely missed.
I knew this man, he was a good guy and one of the nicest persons you will ever meet. It is sad that this happened. We will all miss him and give our condolenses to his family. We have lost a great man, God Bless you Carroll and Ms Mae!
Carroll I will miss you. I am sick at heart to have lost such a huge hearted person. The world didn't have nearly enough of your kind. To your wonderful wife I send my heartfelt condolences and sympathy. Carroll was the kind of man who didn't meet a stranger and gave willingly of himself, his time and his knowledge. My life was richer for having known you Carroll. One great day I will see you again old friend.
Carroll was such a kind and decent man, far in excess of what is common today. I was fortunate to have shared his friendship and am very saddened to hear that I won't be able to share his friendship in the coming years as I had hoped. To Mae and all who knew and loved Carroll, I grieve with you.
I first met Mr. Carroll about 3 years ago through a national gun owners organization. He was always the most kindest and thoughtful man that I had ever met. I feel truly blessed for having befriend Mr. Carroll. He will truly be missed by his wife Mae, his children, and he large network of friends. God bless you Carroll. Jason Walker