8090 North Northern Avenue
Oro Valley, Arizona
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Dick & Elisabeth Buchanan
March 20, 2011
March 20, 2011
We met Charles and Lucille in the 1960’s when we had many family outings and picnics. Then in the 1970’s we worked with them in conjunction with Reachout and other right to life issues. We admired their strong prolife stance that they took and the support that they gave to this cause. Charles was in charge of the bulk mailing for Reachout, a job that he did precisely. Before taking the mail to the post office for processing, he made sure that every “i” was dotted and every “t” was crossed. He always brought his lunch when we were doing our work on the mailing, and it seemed he was nibbling on that lunch all the time, and yet he was the slimmest of all of us. We enjoyed many hours working together and discussing politics. Charles was truly an outstanding man who was devoted to his wife and family. We will miss you Charles and your dry humor.
Dick and Elisabeth Buchanan
March 20, 2011
I feel blessed having known and worked with both Charles and Lucille Lennon. Their love for each other, Reachout and the unborn babies touched many. All I can say is that Charles is now with his Lucille. My heart goes out to the family. May you feel the peace and love that can only come from our Lord and Savior. Lois Gorski
Fred Sharpe
March 19, 2011
What a fine example of a devoted, loving husband. Charles and Lucille were my neighbors in Tucson in the eightys and ninteys. He left an impression on me that will last my lifetime. His work for 'right to life' causes was selfless and tireless. I am sure his rewards will be fabulous. Enjoy eternity with our Lord Chuck!.....Fred
Susan
March 19, 2011
I began my teaching career at Wakefield in the mid-70's and spent five years there. Mr. Lennon was a fine man, honest and caring in a no-nonsense way, a good example of a way to live.
March 19, 2011
Mr. Lennon was one of my favorite people of my younger years. I last saw him in 1990, but if there is any such thing as a saint on earth, he was it. I regret I didn't keep in touch over the past couple of decades, but I will always remember that you were a true gentleman. I hope to see you in Heaven.
Stephen Delgado
March 19, 2011
What a loss!! He a Lucille were beloved by our whole family. He was a gentle man and a gentleman who had a passion for his family and all issues dealing with respect for life.
God bless all of his children and grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Love, Harry and Pat Aronson and family
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