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Charles Lenherr Obituary
CHARLES J. JR., age 66, on June 13, 2006. Beloved husband of Elizabeth A. (nee Johnson), devoted father of Michael C. Lenherr, David E. Hrouda Jr., Steven C. Lenherr, Robert S. Hrouda, James P. Hrouda, Michael H. Hrouda and William C. Lenherr; loving brother of Marie Dykeman, Joan Mingle and Robert J. Lenherr; also survived by 15 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his Viewing and Funeral, Monday eve 7 - 9 P.M. and Tuesday morning 8:30 - 10 A.M. at THE FLUEHR FUNERAL HOME, 864 Bristol Pike (Rte. 13), Bensalem, Service of Christian Burial Tuesday 10 A.M. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
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Beth D
June 13, 2007
Uncle Charles:
It's been a year today that you left us so suddenly. I miss you and your wonderful sense of humor so very much.
Life just isn't the same without you here with us. I will always feel some sense of loss, like a small empty hole in my heart.
I know that you are in a better place than us here and that comforts me somewhat knowing that.
I will always remember you and I am blessed with the fact I have so very many fond memories of you. I am thankful you are an angel up in heaven looking out for all of us from above.
God Bless you Uncle Charles.
Beth
April 20, 2007
Uncle Charles:
Hard to believe it's been almost a year since you left us so suddenly. I miss you and I hope that up in Heaven your at peace and enjoying yourself. Things just aren't the same with out you here and it's a shame your not with us any longer. Missed you at Christmas & Easter too. Put in a good word for all of us here with the Big Man upstairs. Take gentle care kind soul and know I will think of you often. God Bless You :-)
Beth
November 26, 2006
Uncle Charles:
Hey it was Thanksgiving the other day and I was sitting around the table with Mom,Ann & Frank, & the kids, Aunt Joan & Uncle Bill,Timmy, Uncle Bob & Aunt Ginny & the kids. I looked around the table and I thought of you. I wished you were still here with us and able to celebrate holidays with us. Christmas is going to be rough for me because I remember all those Christmas' past when you used to do so many funny things. Like dress up in lights and sing Christmas Carols or burn the logs from the family camping trip that summer( the commandments)lol. I can truly say that with you Christmas was not ever dull when you were around. I am going to miss that but at least I am comforted by the happy memories I have of those times. Still I would rather have you around though.
Beth
August 7, 2006
Uncle Charles:
I miss you still but I found this quote that comforts me.
"May the four winds carry you gently to the Great Spirit, for your journey continues with the Great One Forever."
David O'Keefe
June 19, 2006
Dear Hrouda/Leherr Family,
We are so sorry for your loss. Charlie will be well remembered in our hearts and always remembered during our days in Kensington (Ella St). We pray for you all and will be there for you. God Bless.
The O'Keefe Family
Dave Rehl
June 18, 2006
My condolences to all of you and your family, I will always remember Charlie as an upfront guy who was both a quality person and a funny guy. He was very respected amongst us who are friends of your family. I am hopeful that you will all be consoled knowing what a wonderful man he was. I am proud to have known him. Charlie was a man who lived his life with integrity. I always saw that in him. Be well and cherish your memories, as long as those memories are shared then Charlie will live forever.
Elizabeth Dykeman
June 16, 2006
Dear Aunt Betty and Family:
I am so sorry for your (our)loss. Words can not properly express my grief right now at loosing Uncle Charles. The shock at loosing him so young and so quick is still stunning. I am comforted by the warm memories of him. Like that one Christmas He, Aunt Joan & Uncle Bob strung Christmas lights around themselves and sang Charistmas carols. That made me laugh. And all those good times we had camping when he was "Moses" and Frank was the "Scribe" And we would come up with the Family Commandments. #1 was not to spill beer,lol. Those memories will comfort me in long days ahead when I will surely miss his smile and laugh. But I know that I have another angel in heaven now looking down on me and us all protecting us.
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