Dearest Bobbie, & family,
I just received a call regarding Carl’s homegoing. Our deepest sympathy, & love to you & your beautiful family. Always faithful to the Lord. 
Love & prayers Marilynn Weiland 
❤️💐🙏🏻

I am very sorry for your loss. I am Carl's cousin. I have fond memories of him coming to stay at our farm in Falls, PA in the summer where we would swim, work on the farm, and spend time together. Carl and his brothers would load their plates up with as many tomatoes as they could eat. 

When my boys and I needed a ride to church, The Sekols stepped up and for the next 5 yrs.  they faithful picked us up for every service. Mr. Sekol was the kindest, gracious and funny. Often we would talk about College Football and who was going to win. I being a loyal fan of the Michigan Wolverines and of course, him being loyal to Penn. His love for Mrs. Sekol was amazing to see. I am going to miss him, but I know he his walking on streets of Gold and seeing his Dear Savior’s face. Mrs. Sekol,  I am praying for your comfort and your family

Watching the love that Carl and Bobbe shared was an inspiration to me, the gentle way he helped her with her coat after church services and the way Bobbe always looked out for Carl to make sure he was cared for will forever be with me. 
There is a time I recall when they were helping decorate the church for Christmas and Carl had wandered away helping with another project and Bobbe with her best and "loudest" farmyard call hollered for Carl which caused everyone to stop and look for Carl. It caused more than one giggle when we realized that loud voice came from a normally quiet and subdued Bobbe!
Carl is in our Father's house and no longer suffering and one day those in Christ will see him in his glorified body and rejoice!! 
Praise God, from Whom all blessings flow!

He was a wonderful man ! Always had a smile and kind words for everyone. Bobbie my heart is with you during this time of sorrow and joy. Sorrow for your family in knowing you will miss him and joy in the fact that he is in the presence of his Lord and Saviour for whom he was a good and faithful servant.
My prayers are with you all and my love.
Lisa Welsh

I remember the joy that my siblings and I shared in seeing our grandparents each year. It was especially exciting as young children. There were many things (like seats and car rides) that we fought over, but it was a shared privilege to be able to go for a walk around the block with Papa. Whether it was the familiar gravel roads near our house or the strange city sidewalks at his, it was always an adventure with him. See you on the streets of gold someday, Papa. <3

I'm his brother Don.  Carl always introduced me as his Baby Brother as I was the last of the family of five boys & one  girl.  Most of the time that was funny, but once in a while not so.   Most people didn't know that Carl had one tooth missing , &  I'm the villian that knocked it out while clowning around as a kid.   I was pretending to box with one of our friends,  Carl was behind me  & when I pulled my arm back I knocked the tooth out with my elbow.  I'm not sure but I believe when we got home, Don got punished.  We had a great childhood, money was tight, but our parents made sure that we diidn't go without things.
Because we were close in age, my mom always tried to dress us alike & neither of us liked that.

                                REST IN PEACE   Your Baby Brother

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Carl Thomas Sekol

February 19, 1931 – August 20, 2018

Resurrection Funeral Home

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