WARD, CARL DAVID 12/14/1931-10/30/2017 On Oct 30, 2017, Carl began his eternal time with our Heavenly Father. He has heard from the Lord "Well done thou good and faithful servant". Carl is survived by his wife Jacquelyn (Jackie) Boling Ward of 63 years, and his brother Richard Ward. He was a loving father to Caryn, David (Pauline) and Heidi (Theodore Salb Jr), an awesome grandpa to Caryn (Michael Baldwin), Laura (Vanner Aleman), Brittany, Teddy, and Carole Ann and a proud great- grandpa to Madelyn, Christopher and Amelia. Carl's faith was strong and he delighted in the Lord. He was a servant to all; serving his country in the Navy, his community on the Miami Beach Police Department, and as a Deacon. Much of Carl's free time was spent fishing or diving. His warm and infectious smile was his trademark, making friends everywhere he went. He was loved by all. Carl was a storyteller, poet at heart, and loved a good joke. While, he will be greatly missed, we rest in the assurance of meeting again. In lieu of flowers the family is requesting donations be made to Riverside Baptist Church, Miami, FL or the Miami Rescue Mission.Published in the Miami Herald on Nov. 4, 2017VIEW GUEST BOOK - Read LessFuneral Services Provided By:Lorne and Sons Funeral Home - Delray Beach | 745 NE 6th Ave. Delray Beach, FL | 33483 | (561) 276-4161Website | Map and Directions
WARD, CARL DAVID 12/14/1931-10/30/2017 On Oct 30, 2017, Carl began his eternal time with our Heavenly Father. He has heard from the Lord "Well done thou good and faithful servant". Carl is survived by his wife Jacquelyn (Jackie) Boling Ward of 63 years, and his brother Richard Ward. He was a loving father to Caryn, David (Pauline) and Heidi (Theodore Salb Jr), an awesome grandpa to Caryn (Michael Baldwin), Laura (Vanner Aleman), Brittany, Teddy, and Carole Ann and a proud great- grandpa to Madelyn, Christopher and Amelia. Carl's faith was strong and he delighted in the Lord. He was a servant to all; serving his country in the Navy, his community on the Miami Beach Police Department, and as a Deacon. Much of Carl's free time was spent fishing or diving. His warm and infectious smile was his trademark, making friends everywhere he went. He was loved by all. Carl was a storyteller, poet at heart, and loved a good joke. While, he will be greatly missed, we rest in the assurance of meeting again. In lieu of flowers the family is requesting donations be made to Riverside Baptist Church, Miami, FL or the Miami Rescue Mission.Published in the Miami Herald on Nov. 4, 2017VIEW GUEST BOOK - Read LessFuneral Services Provided By:Lorne and Sons Funeral Home - Delray Beach | 745 NE 6th Ave. Delray Beach, FL | 33483 | (561) 276-4161Website | Map and Directions
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