Foy McIntosh Obituary

Nancy and Family, grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always. I first met Foy in 1972, Jim Herbert, Foy and I were assembled together to develop a new Mechanical Apprenticeship Program. Eastman Chemical Company received a "World Class Program" and I gained a Christian Brother as a Friend. I have many positive memories working with Foy, from stories of Flag Pond, farming in VA and woodworking projects at home.

Nancy, Drew, and Aaron, I´m so sorry. Lovely, hilarious, brilliant man and so thankful I had the opportunity to work with him and learn from him. What a model of patience and joy. I will miss him. May God bless you all in this time of transition.

Foy and Nancy have always been good friends for the last 48 years. We have shared many memories together both in person and on the phone. I always enjoyed the political discussions we had and will miss sorely . You were so well informed and kept me updated. I and my daughter and family enjoyed visits to your farm and your special hospitality. I lift family, Nancy, Aaron And Drew up in prayer during this difficult time and send my love. Your kind soul will be sorely missed. You made the world a better place.

I think there will be a few less smiles and stories shared this next year without Foy sharing space with the rest of us. I loved getting to work with him on a couple of things connected to church and seeing him on Sundays when I was back in town to catch up a bit. His warm smile, caring ways, and quick wit will be missed. Hugs to the McIntosh family. Thank you for sharing him with the rest of us. Peace.

R.I.P Mr Foy you were the funniest man and I loved having our conversation. It was such an honor to be able to care for you. I'm very saddened to hear of your passing. Prayers for you Ms Nancy and the family. It was an honor to take care of sweet soul