Charles-Fabian, Sr.-Obituary

Charles T. Fabian, Sr.

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Mrs. Fabian, Anne,Beth, and Turner
Thoughts , prayers and wonderful memories to all your family!
So glad I saw the obituary in the paper. Absolutely beautifully written words about a well lived life.
He will always be with you.
My deepest sympathy, Dina Shuman Walker

Louise, I am sorry that Barbara and I could not be at the CYC for the Gathering of Friends. We both thought highly of Charles. I loved to listen to his many stories about his unlimited adventures. Please accept our sympathy. Sincerely yours, Bonner and Barbara Thomason

To my Aunt Louise, cousins Anne, Beth, and Turner, please know the heartfelt sympathy our family shares with you. Though it's been years since I have seen Uncle Charlie, the memories, his laugh, and most of all his stories will remain with me a lifetime. I will miss my favorite dentist!

I enjoyed caring for Dr. Fabian, he was such a great person and I will truly miss him. I will keep Mrs. Fabian and the family in my prayers.

Budsy Howard

My prayers are with Louise, Anne, Beth, and Turner. The memories of Uncle Charlie, and the man he was, will never fade.
Rest in peace Charlie.

So sorry to hear the news of his passing. Just know that he is in a better place. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Chris Snowden

I use to go to Dr. Fabian, and his Father and my Father were room mates at Bamberg Military Academy in Bamberg. Sorry to read of his loss, my prayers go out to his family.

Our heartfelt sympathy to the Fabian family. Dr. Edwin and Sylvia Smith

Obituary

Charles's Obituary

Charles Turner Fabian, 84, of Charleston, SC died peacefully with his family on the morning of November 28, 2013.The relatives and friends of Mr. Charles Turner Fabian are invited to a Gathering of Friends from 5:00 PM until 7:00 PM, Sunday, December 1, 2013, at the Carolina Yacht Club, 50 East Bay Street, Charleston, SC 29401. Born June 15, 1929 in Charleston, SC, Charles, better know as "Charlie, Fab, Doc, and Dad", was the first born of Turner Lamar and Inez Kyzer Fabian. Charles married Louise Rutledge Grubb from Wytheville, VA on August 1, 1959 and had three beautiful children. He attended Charleston High School and received his BS in Business from the Citadel in 1951. From 1951 to 1954, Charles served as a first lieutenant in the Korean War. On his return, he attended the Virginia Common Wealth Medical School and graduated with a DSS in 1959. An outstanding athlete, Charles was chosen as SC High School Athlete of 1946. He was voted Best Athlete his senior year and lettered in football, basketball and baseball all 4 years at the Citadel. He was then voted into the Citadel Hall of Fame in 1979 for football, basketball and baseball. If Charlie wasn't at work, he probably could be found on the golf course, or hunting, or at Rockville, or at the Yacht Club back bar or Hibernian. Charles had a big presence in the community and was a member of the Hibernian, Carolina Yacht Club, Charleston Country Club, Alhambra Supper Club, Hutchinson Island Hunting Club and Grace Episcopal Church. Charles was a loving and devoted husband, father and friend. Most of all, he cherished his wife and children. He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Louise Grubb Fabian, daughters Anne Fabian Lanier and Beth Fabian Landers, daughter in law Mary Fabian, son Charles Turner Fabian, Jr. and sons in law, Andrew Landers and Robert Lanier, grandchildren; Mayzie and Turner Fabian III and Casey and Drew Landers and brother James Fabian. A special thanks to all those who took such good care of "Doc": Corrine, Sheena, Tiara, and so many others at Sandpiper. Charles' guestbook may be signed at JamesAMcAlister.com. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to The Citadel Brigadier Foundation, 141 Moultrie St., Charleston, SC 29409. Arrangements by JAMES A. McALISTER Funerals & Cremation. 766-1365.

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