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John H Hughes
January 30, 2024
While years have gone by since the time of death of Charlie, it is entirely appropriate to encourage his children and grandchildren to look back at the accomplishments and learn from the lessons of the past. Many of the challenges in the field of aviation and travel services along with the introduction of telecommunications have built on the foundations of the past generations.
May the memory of Charlie abide in the hearts and minds of family members and friends as we seek the higher values of our nation and our global society.
February 9, 2017
This is to offer kind thoughts, prayers, and condolences to the Trippe family as I sadly acknowledge the loss of a wonderful friend. Knowing Charlie at both Exeter and Yale as well as keeping track of him with shared correspondence and reunions was a joy. He certainly brought the concepts of goodness and knowledge into his life and shared it with others.
Jack Hughes
John H Hughes MD FACS
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