Gary CORSI

We miss you so much.Sunday came and went and it's like I waited the whole day for your call...I wish we could talk..Love you.....

Diane, Chad & Ryan, Carol, Del, Paul, Louise and Ann Marie, and to All the loved ones whom are a part of the Corsi Family. It is with heavy hearts, we extend our love to you in the loss of, Chas. The Corsi Family was a pioner family of Princeton, like my own family! Some people make a difference just by being who they are. Some people enjoy being with others; they make friends with strangers easily and always are surrounded by many friends. This was Chas, he made a difference just by being who he was. Chas's personality was contagious, with his smile, laughter, and always a wonderful outlook in every situation! I wanted you to know, what you are going through is important to me. In my own experience of loosing my Dad; even though the passage of time changes how we manoveure through life, somethings never change- we will always love, and we will never forget! The way you live your life, the way you recieve love, and give love, are the gifts you'll carry on throughout our life. This can never be taken away! Even though, Chas, has moved on, he will still forever play a part in the Smiles, the priceless moments, that are treasured in the heart! I am thankful I had the privilege of knowing Gary (Chas) Corsi and the Corsi family. Warmest Aloha!

Diana, Chad and Ryan,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this very difficult time. Our memories are full and spirited as we remember Chas and the years in Princeton. Don's memory of Chas waking him up Saturday mornings to "warm him up" is a funny one. Don dreaded those wake ups because his hand burned for days afterward. He was an amazing pitcher! I will never forget how much enjoyment Chas and I got during the fevered card collecting days. We were a good team. He was a good man and he was a proud husband and father. We are truly sorry for your loss. May God bless Chas and may you cherish each loving memory he has made with you.
Don and Sue McLeod, Victoria, B.C.

Our thoughts and Prayers go out to the Corsi's. Chas was definately a man that won't be forgotten. I have lots of fond memories of him as a kid growing up around the Ball Park. Later in life when we too had to say goodbye to our father way too early, Chas touched us with his presence in that heartbreaking time and his support will never be forgotten. May you rest in peace.

SO SORRY DIANE AND FAMILIES TO HEAR ABOUT CHAS---- LOTS OF GOOD TIMES IN THE OLD SOFTBALL DAYS AND MANY BALL TOURNAMENTS. MY CONDOLENCES TO YOU ALL. SHARON KRENN, OSOYOOS B.C.