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Cranford resident; his family will miss his wisdom and advice Charles Joseph Mueller Sr. died Saturday, December 4th, 2021, at Overlook Hospital in Summit. The funeral service will be on Tuesday, December 7th, at Dooley Funeral Home, Cranford, NJ, 218 North Avenue, with a memorial and prayer service. Friends are invited to visit from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Interment will be in Arlington National Cemetery. A Cranford resident, he was born in Jersey City, NJ to Henry and Mary Mueller. Mr. Mueller was a retired US Marine, and retired from JC Penney's New York office in Distribution. His roles enabled him to travel internationally in the military and with JC Penneys, and he was instrumental in developing cross cultural relationships in the Asia Pacific Region. Mr. Mueller is survived by his daughter, Alice Mueller and son-in-law, Richard Sheckman; daughters, Barbara Ann Mueller and Mary Ann Ulrich; son, Charles Mueller Jr. and daughter-in-law, Beth Saiff-Mueller; Grandson, Ryan Scott Ulrich and "The Twins" – Grandson Benjamin and Granddaughter Allyson; and his beloved canine friend, Nugget. He was loved by many nieces, nephews, grandnieces and grand nephews. All will miss his wisdom and advice. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Cranford First Aid Squad and the Semper Fi and Americas Fund – thefund.org. Dooley Funeral Home 218 North Avenue West Cranford, NJ 07016 (908) 276-0256
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Charles and family has been a wonderful neighbor of ours for over 50 years. Our deepest sympathies to the entire family.
Maryann and Bob Trotter
Family
December 7, 2021
BA- we send our prayers and hugs to you and your family from across the miles. Your Dad was blessed to have a wonderful family who surrounded him with nothing but love. We know he was always in your heart, and that is where he will continue to live on.
Carla, Maria and the Critters
Other
December 6, 2021
Uncle Charlie, I do not even know what words to say. You aught me so many lessons growing up. I was always so excited to have you and Aunt Alice come down to visit. You were the reason I have such a love and admiration for the military! Please give Aunt Alice, Grandma and Dad a hug for me! I Love You Uncle Charlie!!!!
Brian Allen
December 6, 2021
Rest in peace Uncle Charlie, you always had the true meaning of wisdom that everyone could listen to. We will miss you very much. Now you are with aunt Alice in Heaven together, never to forget you. Our prayers to you, the Bellini Family
Carolann Bellini Thomas Bellini
Family
December 6, 2021
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