Rest in peace and eternal grace. You were a good man.

My heart sank when I learned of Dr. Londoner's passing just last night via my wife catching up on  FB, which I do very little of.  I got to know and love him through The American Legion where he was so proud of his Navy service, but meant so much more to many of us who got to know him. His benedictions and memorial prayers as our long time 11th District Chaplain were true words of wisdom and meaning that made me think every time he spoke, how I could be a better person by following his words and his example. There was no finer patriot, gentleman, believer in all people and the good they could do, than Dr. Londoner.  I will forever keep him in my memory and will miss his emails, phone calls and caring nature. My deepest condolences to his family and all that knew and loved him.

Dr. Londoner was ahead of his time with regards to diversity, equity, and inclusion in relation to human resource and development because he lived out these principles daily. 

He loved and supported his students in and outside of the classroom. He was a facilitator of learning, colleague and friend. He inspired me to pursue my doctoral studies which changed the trajectory of my life as a first generational student. I am forever grateful for his mentorship, love and support!

Dr. Londoner was inspiration to all those who knew him, and a man of valor and his life was a true testament of living a Godly life.

He will be missed but his life lessons he instilled in his family, congregation, family, students and friends will live on in each of us. 

My deepest condolences and sympathy, 
Dr. Jeannine Belton Williams

I will miss you Mr. L. .
I think I spent as much time at the Londoner house as I did at my own house.  Thank you for always welcoming me when I jumped the back fence to play with Patty. What a gift to have those childhood memories and what a great reminder to love each other every day. 
Peace to you and Love to the whole family.

Jennifer (DeMent) Hopkins

I am incredibly lucky to have had Dr Reverend Carroll Londoner as my Father In Law. I was embraced part of the family from day one. He had so much love to share with everyone he met, and there won’t be any way to fill the void he left when he passed. But his wisdom, honor, sacrifice and love will always be cherished. The wonderful memories we have shared together will always be remembered. I miss him so much.

I remember when I was little, Doc (Carroll) used to take me to play mini golf with him whenver my parents and I would visit. I alwasy had so much fun and we would just keep laughing and laughing, and he would help me with my mini golf skills. I will always cherish the memories I had with him ❤️

Londoner family…..Carroll will be greatly missed. Our family and yours have been friends for many years. We remember celebrating Carroll’s 40th  birthday party.  Londoner’s and DeMent’s have been back yard neighbors for years until we both moved…Carroll will be greatly missed. Love the DeMent family.

If Tim were able, I know his tears would grace this page as he wrote of awesome conversations and his trip to Normandy with Carroll and buddies. Instead, I take this moment to send Susie and daughter my sincerest condolences. I enjoyed many of Carroll’s words of wisdom in conversations and from the pulpit. May this friend we both loved, rest in God’s loving arms. Peace. 

Three of us had a chance to visit with Dr Londoner in the late spring. So many fond memories of our graduate school days with him at VCU.  I hope he knew how much he meant to all of us!

OBITUARY

Dr. Rev Carroll Alton Londoner

March 4, 1934 – September 3, 2023

Woody Funeral Home-Parham

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