To the Fabrick Family,
I am so sorry for you loss. Elmore will be dearly missed, and will always be remembered for his many acts of kindness and generosity. I am out of town this weekend, so cannot attend the service, but want you to know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Kind regards,
Maxine Dexter
I count as one of my life's great privileges to have met and spent time with Capt. Fabrick. He was the epitome of a gentleman, and was indeed a gentle man. He was the Capt. of Co. B, 21st Armored Infantry, 11th Armored Div. My Dad was a rifleman in Co. A. Capt. Fabrick was gracious enough to talk with me about some of his WW II experiences which helped me understand more about my Dad since Dad was killed in action when I was 3 months old and I never knew him. Capt. Fabrick was a member of the Greatest Generation, a true patriot and a man who knew what the most valuable things in life are. I will miss him.
My sincere condolences to his family. May God grant you His peace and blessings.
Dear Fabrick Family,
My sincere sympathy to your family in the death of Mr. Fabrick. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this time. Special thoughts are with my friends, Susan and Dan. May God bless and keep you.
B Company was particularly fortunate in having Elmore Fabrick as its company commander. In the company, Elmore was known as "The Captain." I first recall him in Luxembourg standing in the chowline with his messkit. He was a humble, unpretentious person. It was a privilege to know Elmore Fabrick.
Elmore Fabrick or "Captain" as I have come to repectfully call him will remain a friend and an honorary member of my family tree. He has earned his place on the tree because he was my grandfather's captain during the great World War II. Elmore and my grandfather along with all the members of Company B, 21st Armored Infantry Battalion, 11th Armored Division will forever be part of my family because they were "comrades in arms" with my grandfather. May the "Captain" rest peacefully.
Mary. We grieve with you in your loss but rejoice in knowing we shall see Elmore again. Thank you for sending the information. I am sorry that over the years we have lost contact with you and your family. Yo may be sure our prayers are with you and the family at this time.
Love
Ray & Bobbie
Dear Sir,
I just learned about Elmore Fabrick's passing away on last June 27th. I know I'm a little bit late but you would be a gentleman if you could forward my sincere condolences to his widow from his friend of Belgium, Roger Marquet.
Elmore fought as a captain during the Battle of the Bulge in my tiny village of Chenogne and it is something I'll never forget just like I would never forget him.
my our sadness.
Thank you so much, Sir.
A Belgian citizen,
Roger Marquet
I find it difficult to express in words the admiration I have for his leadership, courage, and his humanity, but I'm so thankful to have known him as the captain of B Company, 21st AIB, and as a friend.
We send our condolences and deepest sympathy. Elmore Fabrick was a true gentleman, a great soldier, and an outstanding company commander. I will never forget him.
We have known no finer man than Elmore and are so thankful for the privilege to have been among his many friends. When we transferred to St Johns from a church in Rockford, Ill some years ago, he immediately befriended us and we chatted often about Rockford and nearby Harlem his birthplace and those frigid winters !
We were both sorry to hear about Elmore's passing.
Marc knew Elmore through the Methodist Men and we both belong to the Backsliders Sunday School class. In addition, we both know Brian Eberhard Marc currently works with Brian and Alice has worked with h,im in the past.
We will miss Elmore, but we are sure that he is with the Lord.
I was very sorry to hear of the passing of Mr. Fabrick. This gentleman exuberated a quiet strength that was always admired and respected. My prayers go to Mrs. Fabrick and children. I offer my sincere condolences concerning your loss and will keep you in my prayers as I always have.
I was not surprised when I heard of Elmo's purple heart and silver star in church this morning. He was indeed part of the Great Generation, and all the time I knew him, he was always engaged in some worthwhile activity. I loved him for his zest for life. Condolences, old friends, Marie, Dan..., and especially to you Mrs. Fabrick. Steve, Jennie, and family.
My thoughts and prayers are with you all. I'll always remember the fun times I had at the Fabrick household. Mr. Fabrick was always kind to me and I look forward to seeing him again in heaven.
Sincerely,
Donna Mundy Kruzner
