Edward H. "Skip" Kalk III

Birth date: Feb 17, 1955 Death date: Jan 20, 2020

Funeral services for Edward H. “Skip” Kalk III, 64, of Anacoco, will be held at 12:00 P.M. on Saturday, January 25, 2020 in the Saint Michael the Archangel Catholic Church in Leesville with Father Mike Lindsey officiating. Visita Read Obituary

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Rick Lagrave

270w ago

My heart hurts to find this. SSG Kalk was my squad leader (1st Plt, 1st Sqd, 118th MP Co (ABN), "Heaven Sent, Hell Bent" Jan 90 and on. Legendary. Rest in peace Sergeant. "One for the great master blaster jump master in the sky". Jr.

Steven Corbally

281w ago

I just happened to google Ed tonight to see if I could try and reconnect with him. I had the distinct privilege of serving with Ed in the Army in 1984. We went to MPI School together, and then we were "coincidently" stationed together in Bremerhaven, Germany after MPI School. Ed sure could cook. In fact, he cooked for us for eight weeks at MPI School. I have a ton of pictures to prove it. We had a short time together, but a deep and awesome relationship. May he rest in peace, and the power of the universe sure does have another awesome Angel to watch over us.

Tim Duffy

324w ago

Deeply saddened by this loss. One of the finest men to wear the wings, he was the personification of steadfast and made everyone around him better by his example.

Jim Hedrington

325w ago

The Family of Edward Kalk;So sorry to hear of Skips passing and I have the immediate and extended family in my thoughts and prayers.We shared a great deal of memories throughout our childhood, elementary school, and high school years from football and basketball to the adolescent times we spent getting into and escaping from what we considered big trouble. Skip will always be one of my best friends and nothing will ever change that.Take care,Jim Hedrington

John Proctor

325w ago

Thank you for your service I didn't know you or any of the family and others that were mentioned you fought the good fight done the right thing raised your family. You jumped out of perfectly fine airplanes some called us nuts we called ourselves airborne MP's and their are only two Companies of us so at ease solder you are officially retired and at peace.

F. Sowl

325w ago

had some crazy cop rides with ol' Ed back in the day on Madeline Island.

F.Keith Sowl

325w ago

thought I did this once, but don't see it, so will say again that ol' Ed and I had some interesting cop patrols on Madeline Island back in the day. Him going on to the military career was kind of a surprise, but guess it was the next best step in life for him, as it looks like he did well.

Harold Miller

325w ago

My condolences to the family of MSG Edward Kalk. I served with MSG Kalk in the 503rd MP BN (ABN) at Fort Bragg in the 90s. He was a wonderful and stand-up NCO and he will be greatly missed.Rest In Peace Brother

Steve Brame

325w ago

SFC Steve Brame.I served with Ed in Bosnia and at Fort Bragg. He was the best platoon sergeant I have ever had in my 25 year career. He will be sadly missed. Everyone he served with loved him to greatly. RIP, Airborne all the way!!!

Troy White

325w ago

One of the men I look back and remember as a pillar of my career. Thank you for your company and words of wisdom. God gained a hero. Thank you to his family for lending him to the rest of us Rest In Peace brother.

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