Memberships: Paschal Panther, US Air Force, 32nd degree Mason - Scottish Rite
Biography:
Carl Van Commander was born 08/03/1953 in Fort Worth, Texas. He was called home by our blessed Father on April 10, 2017. He was raised as a Southern Baptist and was a Christian. The family is having a private memorial.
Carl was a very outgoing, gregarious, witty and clever. He was blessed with the ability to make an immediate connection to anyone he met. Carl had a wonderful sense of humor and enjoyed making people laugh. He attended Alice E. Carlson Elementary School, McLean Middle School, and Paschal High School.
He joined the US Air Force and was stationed at many places including Japan, and Hawaii. He was a 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason. He worked at American Airlines for over 30 years. He traveled the world, and enjoyed exploring new destinations.
He was preceded in death by his father, Ray Commander, his other father, W. T. Reynolds, Jr, his brother, Ralph Reynolds, his sister, Debra Commander, and his nephew, Zachary Marcin. He was survived by his mother, V. Winnell Reynolds, his brother, Geary Commander, his sister, Dana Henry, and his brother-in-law David Henry, and nieces and nephew. Another survivor that Carl loved dearly was his constant companion, his service dog, Bella.
Memorials: Donations may be made in honor of Carl Commander to the Trinity Gap Rescue an organization that works directly with the Euless Animal Shelter. The Euless Animal Shelter took care of Bella until the family could retrieve her. The Shelter refused to accept compensation from the family for the care of Bella, due to the passing of her owner. The family truly appreciates the generosity of the Euless Animal Shelter, they could not have been more kind and empathetic during this challenging time.
Kenneth Polito
Carl Van Commander
Memberships: Paschal Panther, US Air Force, 32nd degree Mason - Scottish Rite
Biography:
Carl Van Commander was born 08/03/1953 in Fort Worth, Texas. He was called home by our blessed Father on April 10, 2017. He was raised as a Southern Baptist and was a Christian. The family is having a private memorial.
Carl was a very outgoing, gregarious, witty and clever. He was blessed with the ability to make an immediate connection to anyone he met. Carl had a wonderful sense of humor and enjoyed making people laugh. He attended Alice E. Carlson Elementary School, McLean Middle School, and Paschal High School.
He joined the US Air Force and was stationed at many places including Japan, and Hawaii. He was a 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason. He worked at American Airlines for over 30 years. He traveled the world, and enjoyed exploring new destinations.
He was preceded in death by his father, Ray Commander, his other father, W. T. Reynolds, Jr, his brother, Ralph Reynolds, his sister, Debra Commander, and his nephew, Zachary Marcin. He was survived by his mother, V. Winnell Reynolds, his brother, Geary Commander, his sister, Dana Henry, and his brother-in-law David Henry, and nieces and nephew. Another survivor that Carl loved dearly was his constant companion, his service dog, Bella.
Memorials: Donations may be made in honor of Carl Commander to the Trinity Gap Rescue an organization that works directly with the Euless Animal Shelter. The Euless Animal Shelter took care of Bella until the family could retrieve her. The Shelter refused to accept compensation from the family for the care of Bella, due to the passing of her owner. The family truly appreciates the generosity of the Euless Animal Shelter, they could not have been more kind and empathetic during this challenging time.
from:
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