Monday, February 8, 2016
Sheila and I are deeply grieved at this news. Few individuals have touched our family the way Cary and his amazing wife Betty have. They selflessly taught our children to appreciate the beauty of the Central Florida area with canoe trips and nature hikes. From Herons to Hammocks to stories of their grandmother they heard from no one else, Betty and Cary’s influence on our children is irreplaceable. I have no idea how I will tell them of his passing. Our memories of Cary span two generations. Before he was “Uncle Cary” to our children, they were both “Aunt Betty and Cary to me and my younger brother. I still remember Cary taking me and Burton, as young children, on a fishing trip where we stayed overnight at their home in Cocoa off Clearlake Road and I spilled Coca-Cola on their carpet. I was horrified but they were both so gracious. I never forgot that. We got up at “0-Dark-Thirty” (I learned that phrase from him) and went on a grand adventure. Not only did Cary teach us to fish but what was far cooler, he taught us to flip pop bottle tops by placing them between our thumb and middle finger and snapping sending them flying.
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