I am sad to announce the passing of my husband, Carl Edward Prince of Kissimmee, FL, known as ‘Eddie’ to most of us. Eddie passed away on February 3^rd, 2024 at home after losing his battle with lung cancer. My daughter-in-law Jessica and I were at his bedside when he passed.

He was an employee of FORPAC, LLC in Haines City, Florida. He loved his job, and he thought the world of his co-workers, especially his supervisor Mike Dulin. I want to personally thank Mike and the FORPAC family for everything that they did for Eddie and I during his months of illness. They are a wonderful group of people.

I also want to thank my daughter-in-law Jessica Prince and Eddie’s former wife Natalie Prince for helping me care for Eddie so I could continue to work. I couldn’t have gotten through these past difficult months without them. I also want to thank his cousins Judy and Doris, and his sister June for their financial help and emotional support during his illness. They were a great help and comfort.

All who knew Eddie, knew he could be a very complicated and very stubborn man, but we also knew what a loving, generous, kind, and tender-hearted man he could also be. He was a very strong, independent man who always worked very hard to provide for his family. He was a loving son, father, husband, grandfather, and friend.

Preceded by his father, Carl Lewis Prince, brother, Randy Miller, and brother-in-law Kenneth Adams.

Survived by: Tina Adams Prince – wife, 2 sons – Adam and Lewis Prince, daughter-in-law Jessica Prince, 4 grandchildren – Isabella, Hailey, Bradley, and Edward Prince, Mother – Bobbie Gantt, 2 brothers – William Miller and Kevin Gantt, 2 sisters – June Brannen and Kathy Cronan, Aunt – Lois Comer, 3 cousins – Judy Comer, Doris Thompson, and Clara Purser, Mother-in-law – Nancy Adams, 2 sisters-in-laws – Angela Williams and Deborah Westbrooks, 2 brothers-in-laws, Gary Williams and Gene Westbrooks, Former wife – Natalie Prince, Former mother-in-law Alice Skarp and former sister-in-law Kassandra Skarp.

He is loved and will be greatly missed by us all. Gone too soon but will never be forgotten.