The obituary notice of Karl Michael SCHLEICH

Hi Karl i still often thing about our good time spent together while working hard even late in the night to print offers to UK clients . We also had some good time to drink at pubs but not as ofter we could have done - We both were good to try various drinks - That was our medecine to resist to the stress of our missions. Karl i am 81 soon 82 and i really fell i will join you not so late . I anyway i do not forget good talk about watersking and cars etc etc - We never where dry of commun subjects beside the weighing dosiong skill.
Hope you rest well in peace my teatcher. Bye Karl.

Remembering Karl from my childhood as such a lovely man. Condolences to Pam, Tanya and his German family. He was also a friend of my late father John Percival of Evington. RIP. Debra Percival

We have only just found out about this very sad news today from our former neighbour Mary who we bumped into. Our family sends our thoughts and sympathies to the Schleich family. When we were neighbours, I thoroughly enjoyed talking about our respective visits to Munich. Karl had so much pride in his Jaguar cars and I was fortunate to have been taken on a drive once. Karl was a fabulous neighbour. We will miss him.
Thank you Karl and may you RIP.
Ravat family.

Dear Karl,
we had some great times during our technical and commercial missions together – With you, I found an excellent friend, even a friend, because we spoke very freely and about everything. You have been for me a great English teacher always patient with a fluid, clear and high class language. I have always considered you a true gentleman. You were able to be very serious rigorous in everything but also capable of great laughs, your talents this storyteller captivated all the participants. It is with regret that we did not have the chance to see each other more often. With great sorrow for me you leave us
Rest in peace, I have excellent memories of you and many others too I am sure.
Goodbye my friend Karl.
Your French partnair JC