Carl Brenner

December 23rd, 1952 - December 9th, 2007

Carl's Memory Wall

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Our family is thinking of yours at this time. We are with you in spirit.

Carl was a patient person who generally wanted good for everyone.

Our girls, Audrinna and Allsion had a great time at the cottage playing ping-pong with Carl. Although we are relatively new friends of the Brenners, it is clear to us what a wonderful family Carl headed up. We are very proud to know have known Carl. Just the short time we had with him, he made life changes in our life.

Remember all the goodtimes, and you will have his children around to remind you of him. Apples do not fall far from trees.

Jean Anderson

Dave, Tim, and I are knew Carl through our trade association, PMPA. We remember him as one of the most optomistic, most trustworthy, and most grounded people we have been privileged to know. We have truely heard nothing but good words about Carl.

Carl had a way of seeing the bright side of everything and knowing what was truely important in life. He spoke often about how lucky he was to have Rachel and how proud he was of his kids.

We have a great deal of respect, love, and admiration for Carl. We know that Carl lives on; not only through Rachel and his children, but through all of the other people who's lives he enriched. There's no doubt, Carl made a difference in many ways.

In Carl's honor, we have made a donation to the American Cancer Society.

We wish Rachel and family the best.

Sincerely,
Dave, Tim, and Tom Halladay

Tom Halladay

Beverly-I don't know if you remember me I am the daughter of Elke and Butch Barthel. I remember your husband and Carl from when my mom worked there many years ago. We were just talking about it today. I have fond memories of Carl and your late husband. The boat on the black river. My can remember Carl by his laugh and his beard when I went to see my mom when she worked at precision. My mom told me that Carl came by the house after my dad pasted away last year. What a reunion up in heaven. I can see them all. My deepest sympathy for your son Carl. Its good to have memories and to look back. I am glad I got to know some of your family and the family what I call the Brenner Boat. (Blue) haha what memories. Take care and keep your head up high during the holidays. With deepest sympathy Sabine Barthel-Callaghan

Sabine Barthel Callaghan

Rachel & Family –

A wonderful man, a wonderful friend, giving each that knew him wonderful memories to keep within our hearts. A Tue Blessing it was just in knowing Carl.
He came into my life as an adolescent; he was a youth leader at the Kibbie Church where he taught many the arts involved in fishing, the rules of hunting, life-skills and shared his laughter within many camping and canoeing experiences on the weekends. Another childhood memory includes pinewood derby cars in a multi-church competition. I believe that Carl became a part of my life during that time and may be the largest influence, as to why I share my life now as a youth group leader at the Casco U.M.C. His love for the outdoors and family shown vividly each time we met, as he always talked of both. He had a passion for friendship, his Casco church, community along with an utmost honor with trust in his Lord. I never knew Carl to have anything but pride in whatever he took on. He gave everything he did in life, his all, something that again we all can learn from by his example. Thank-you Rachel, for keeping him strong in his every hour, he talked of that strength often over the years. I know Carl would be there for my family, and as well, mine is for you and yours, whatever it may be.
To the many of cherished memories of a great friend and his unselfish insight to the reality of life’s, true meaning. Kindest Blessings, Allan S. Ridley & Family.

Carl Brenner

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