Charles F. Moyer

To Carl and all the Moyer family. Your Dad was such as nice man...it was my pleasure to have had the honor to work with him at bemis. My Mom and Aunts were right....they always said awwwwwww Charlie was such as nice plesant guy. Heaven just received another angel. God Bless Charlie! See ya on the other side!

Uncle Charlie was married to my mother Louise's' sister Helen, therefore I am a niece. I remember him always having fun with the little nieces, nephews, cousins at family picnics. Uncle Charlie was always in high spirits and I will always remember him.

There are so many good memories of our beloved brother-in-law that I don't know where to begin. Steve loved spending time with him & other brothers-in-law. He made us laugh, welcomed us in their home & on & on. He was a "brother". We are sad. We hoped to see him in person in a few weeks, but will have to wait till we see him in heaven now. Steve, Karen, Mike, Carl, Jane, Darlene, we love you, our hearts and prayers are with you as you go through another difficult time.
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Sorry to hear of your Dad's passing.. Thinking of you!! You are all in my thoughts and prayers.. Deepest sympathy!! Sue Schucker Reis

We remember Charlie with his whit and humor.He was a good brother-in-law who made the younger kids happy by joking with them. I remember something about teeth! We had good family times together on Holidays with other family members. He will surely be missed.Praying for family members who will miss him Dearly. Now he can be at Peace with no sickness.

Dad, you will be missed more than you can possibly imagine. You were such a great person and always brought a smile to my face. Your fun loving personality was one of the best parts of you. The only good thing about you going home to God is Boscov's will never run out of cologne samples again. You always smelled so good and you would say, I was at Boscov's. You are free of pain and turmoil forever. God will take care of you now and forever. I love you... Loretta (Moyer) Phillips

Charlie will be greatly missed. I was in grade school when he joined our family as brother and son-in-law. There are many happy memories of those days when he'd come home from the Marines on a 72 hour pass. He'd mimic our favorite Saturday morning kids shows and we'd laugh. It was some time before he realized that Galenlouise was not one sister, but two--Gail and Louise. Charlie has left a wonderful legacy in each of his children. So proud of each of you. You continue in my prayers.