Charles N. Abdallah

Joey and Candy,

So sorry to hear of Tippers passing. My prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time. Tippers was a Binghamton icon. I have so many great memories growing up playing basketball at St. Thomas and baseball at Rec Park and Tippers at all the games and practices. He was one of a kind.

Tips,

Fair winds and Following Seas.

Candee,Don't know if you remember me.I'm Kim,your cousin from Delaware,your Uncle Frank's and Aunt Nellie's daughter.My heart breaks for you.I was only thinking of your Dad this past Christmas & was going to call him but unfortunately didn't.He was such a good man.I remember him loving you,Buddy and Aunt Jackie so much,it was actually inspiring.Both my parents loved him very much.My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.Please take care and maybe we can get together in the future.Much love,Kim Dunn

I worked with Charlie at IBM Endicott and have fond memories of a wonderful, happy, and respectful gentleman. He was a pleasure to work with and to know him. He loved his family and life. It was evident daily. May he be a special guardian angel to those he loved and who loved him. Peace and God's comfort to the Abdallah family.

Candee, Caroline and Joe
Uncle charlie was nicknames "Cheap charlie" but he was never that but only as he lived to be Jack Benny. He was the most generous person I ever knew and I owe him a lot. He inspired my love of sports and especially the Yankees and NY Giants. I always loved to hear his infectious laughter and his antics.... like where did the Japanese rifle come from and how did Charlie get it; What happened to my quarter on the golf green replaced by a nickel with his fingerprints on the old buffalo; did Aunt Jackie really get a "Get Well Card" if she did not shop at the mall once a week? He was the never ending source of humor for the family and friends. But what he did every day for the family was the greatest - he was a man for the ages and I'll never forget him and always hope to live up to his integrity and character! I love you Charlie even though we rarely agreed on politics... it was the Family and Yankees that kept the glue of our love and care. I also feel blessed that my oldest daughter, Lorene shared your birthday and she always felt a special bond since she kicked you in the shins as a little girl.
Love you Charlie - Give our best to the family who you join in heaven!
George and Barbara

I am very sorry for your loss.May you find comfort in Gods promise found at Rwvelation 21:4.