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CHARLES SAGGAU Obituary
Drafted in 1944, Chuck served as a Gunnery Instructor for the Army. After the war he attended Nebraska University as a business major. Chuck went on to form his own company in Los Angeles with great success. He was a Fullerton resident for 47 years.
Chuck leaves his loving memories to be cherished by Sally, his wife of 62 years; daughter's, Cindi and husband Henry Jones and Patti Saggau; brother, Richard Saggau; grand daughters, Trista, Sienna and Lavender and 8 great grandchildren.
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for CHARLES SAGGAU
Heidi Pocock, Stillwell, Brooks, Danilchik
July 27, 2013
Dear Sally,
I was just looking for you on the internet when Chuck's obituary came to light. I am so sorry he's left us. I hope you are coping well and have your girls around you.
Sally, I have a packet of letters your mother Kath wrote to my grandmother Lucy. It spans a great many years and I was wondering if you and your daughters would like to have them.
I'm so sorry I never had the chance to meet Chuck as an adult.
Much love,
Heidi (Grace's daughter)
February 19, 2013
Sally - so sorry to hear about our friend Charlie. He and you were the best neighbors we ever had. Always cheerful. Many great memories. Our condolences.
The Morans, Folsom, CA
Henry Jones
February 12, 2013
Rest in peace my friend. You were a great and fun father in law and are dancing again.
February 11, 2013
As a friend of Cindi's, I've witnessed the love she has for her Dad. I know he will be missed. Thinking of Cindi and Family at this sad time.
Barbara Morris
Carla Yant
February 10, 2013
May the family find peace and faith in our Creator as they release their family member back into His arms.
February 10, 2013
I Love You Daddy. You are always with me. I am holding you so close - Cindi
Sienna Kimbell
February 10, 2013
Best Grandpa ever!! You will be greatly missed.
Margareli Ortiz
February 10, 2013
Hello, my name is Margareli Ortiz and I worked at McDonald's where Charles used to come in and order coffee. I offer my sincerest condolonces to your loss. He was a sincere and nice man. We mostly knew him as "The Cowboy" since he always came in wearing his cowboy hat. He was always polite and charming to all of us there, and we will surely miss him.
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