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Liz Foster
November 6, 2010
Maureen Fedor
November 6, 2010
In my younger years,your parents influence in my upbringing was the warmest and most loving times of my childhood. I wish with my heartfelt love that your pain and suffering is limited and you remember the good times like I have known to treasure.
Jack O'Sullivan
November 6, 2010
Rich: I will always remember Charlie as the inventor of the Rain Shield© and the Bag of Tunes©®. I'm sorry to hear about your loss.
November 5, 2010
Steve,
Your father was a very special man. He did a wonderful job rearing his
children after his wife passed. I know how close you were to your dad.
I will always remember catching and cooking crabs with Charles. The
scrambled eggs with crab were wonderful the next morning. My deepest condolences for your loss.
Chuck and Erin Collins (Spotsylvania, Va.)
Barbara Patton
November 5, 2010
David, Elizabeth and Austin,
Know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers. So thankful that His grace is sufficient. Barb, Glenn, Christopher and Mark Patton
Bob and Ellen Wayland
November 5, 2010
Steve, Alan, Rich, Dave and family -
We consider it a privilege to have known Charie Foster - from summer afternoons in Portsmouth to lively Saturday afternoons in Scott Stadium! All of our lives are better for the time spent in his company. Our thoughts and prayers are with each of you during these difficult days. May the grace of Jesus Christ provide you strength and your many memories comfort you.
Bob, Ellen, Robert & Richard Wayland
David & Pat Linell
November 5, 2010
Rich & Pam,
We are so sorry for your great loss. It,s hard to say goodbye, but you boys did the right thing by your dad.
All our love to your family.
Darryl Flattum
November 5, 2010
I first met Mr. Foster (Charlie) in June of 1962 as a first year Apprentice in the Shipfitter Shop (X-11) at Norfolk Naval Shipyard. Mr. Foster was my Supervisor. He became a mentor im my life at a critical time. He was an amazing person with the highest integrity! His professionalism and kindness was always noteworthy. He enabled others to achieve their best efforts and was always there to celebrate the success and accomplishments of others. I am so grateful to have known him and will always remember him as a friend and a "Great Person"!!! May God bless him, his family and his many, many friends. Please accept my deepest sympathies. Darryl Flattum
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