Leo T. Caruthers III

Birth date: May 16, 1945 Death date: Sep 17, 2010

Leo Thomas Caruthers, III, 65 of Fredericksburg, passed away Friday, September 17, 2010 at Mary Washington Hospital. Leo was born on 16 May 1945 at NOB Hospital, Norfolk Virginia. He attended school in Arlington, VA and graduated Read Obituary

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Sandra Hanks

790w ago

in honor of Leo.

Sandra Hanks: "HEAVEN SENT"
To all friends and family. If we could get messages sent from heaven. Heres some things we may just hear! "Don' cry for me." "Just please no weeping. Until we see one another again. Just think of me as sleeping. Its so beautiful here. Peaceful and serene. Not a soul is hurting. For here there is no pain. I go fishing, hiking, and take bike rides. Yesterday I played the guitar and danced for a while. I've ran into a few buddies of mine, and some I never got to meet. Just this morning I walked atop the ocean and Moses was right there beside of me. Last night I had dinner with Noah and the rest of our family! Perfection is everywhere. Life is abundant. Theres flowers, animals, plants and trees. There is
happiness in everything I see. So please. Don't cry for me. Please no weeping. Just remember me as only I were sleeping. Dreams really do come true. Heavens a wonderful, fantastic, tranquil place to be. For Me, for you. for family."

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Sylvia Moore

791w ago

Leo, I never had the opportunity to actually meet you, but I do believe that you were at Fasmart the day the Redskins were there, because you kept buying tickets. My only knowledge of you is in hearing Sandra (Fasmart) speak fondly of you, your loving wife, and family. My husband too just passed recently, so to the family I can say I know exactly the pain and sorrow you must be experiencing. I would like to say make sure you surround yourselves with those whom you consider to be family, friends and possible means of support for you all. I pray that even through all of this you find a way to remember the times that bring you all the most happiness.
Sincerely,
Sylvia Moore-Wagoner

Sandra Hanks- (Fasmart)

792w ago

I remember Leo always coming into the place where I work and purchasing scratch off tickets. He always had a smile on his face, even on bad days. I see him standing over at the scratch off ticket box, pulling his pocket knife out of his pocket, and scratching away! Often times if he hit big, he would come over to the counter and give me a nod, to let me know to hold some money for him. As he got sicker there was a time his daughter came in the store to get her dad a few tickets. After she made her purchase she seemed a bit thrilled that her Pops was gonna get more than he expected. I threw another so many tickets in that I bought, for good memories sake! I can just see you now Leo fishin, laughing, talkin, jokin, and carryin on, right beside my own Pop. Rest in Peace my friend, With Love, Sandra

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