David and Richard, I'm so sorry for your loss . Your mom and dad were wonderful people.

Ilived accorse the street from the troutmans for years but before that i knew marylin from camden pt school when my husband was princepal there we became good i mean very good friends i loved them both i had to move away to kansas to take care of my mother i missed them we had a fun trip on my 59th marylins mom fred and i went to vegas and my mom sister niece and her husband surprised me and showed up what a blast i am sending prayers to the family may they both rest in peace

I'm so sorry for your loss.

Always enjoyed visiting with them at Riverstone.

Loved your Mom & Dad . Went to Dearborn Baptist Church with them for many years. They were very special .

So very sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you

Please accept our condolences. Your folks were wonderful people.

So many memories of Marilyn. We first met at New Salem Baptist Church when I shared my Sunday School Quarterly with her. We were 12 years old. There were so many fun years and that was what we talked about a few weeks before she died. We shared old memories. I loved visiting after church on Sundays. We talked about her family dogs King and Duke and her big old sow Myrtle. I didn't like her one little bit. Those were good times. David and Richard I am thinking about you both.

Condolences for your loss, Fred was a good man and is one of a handful of people who really influenced my career in aviation. I worked for him in the late '90s at AirTran after the ValuJet merger. His guidance and help lead me to a new career path that gives me and my family much happiness. Now that I am in my 50s I try to pay what he did for me forward at Southwest. And I remember him talking about antiques and his wife! Glad they had much more time together. With respect, Ken Barone