Charles Seidel "Charlie" Biehn

Dear Joe, Chuck and Darlene,

I wanted to extend my thoughts and prayers to you and your family. Losing a loved one is difficult.

Although I didn't get a chance to know your father, I know that he was a remarkable man. After reading about him and hearing amazing stories from Joe, he would have been a great person to know in business, family and friendship.

My hope is that you find peace and acceptance. I will continue to pray for each of his children,...

We extend our deepest condolences and best wishes to Dar, Jim and Jimmy. So sorry for you loss. Charlie sounded like a really nice man. Hope all is well.

Charlie was a great guy
He told us at Haspin Acres ya
Muddy Buddy's
realy know how to welcome a new guy
he never thought he'd have so much fun weeling in Ohio
glad i got to meet him
R.I.P ole pal Charlie Beihn cubpilot beano

I was very sorry to hear of Charlie's passing. Although I never met him, he certainly sounded like a very interesting man. He is certainly someone who will be missed by many. Mary always spoke very highly of him.
I wanted to extend my condolences to the whole family.
Paula Matson

Deepest sympathy to "Charlie Biehn and his family,may he rest in peace!Jerry Wilcox

Darlene, Chuck and Joe,

Our thoughts are with you. What a great man and father. Keep his memories alive and find comfort in them. Continue to love and support each other through this and always.
Hugs, The Miller's Chip, Becky and boys

Offering my sympathys to the Biehn family.
I met Charlie 35+ years ago through a mutual friend who shared our passion for airplanes and flying.
Went to many airshows, Reading, Pa. and Oshkosh, WI.
Then the fishing trips to Canada, sometimes with two planes.
Then trips out west, Vegas, etc., with Linda as the den mother.
Shorter trips in my plane. Fla.,fishing, golf, great times.
When he would come back from from one of his RV trips he would come to Saturday...

To the Family of Charles (cubpilot),
I only met him in passing at a geocaching event, but he seemed like a very kind person. My condolances.
(cherstoy64)

Dear Chuck, Joe, and Darlene,

Our lives are always affected by those we meet. I knew your dad, we flew together, played golf together, fished together in Canada, and made many memorable trips to Myrtle Beach. But best of all, just knowing Charlie gave me the greatest pleasure.

A salesman's salesman; Charlie never failed to make those of us around him feel important. The mere mention of Charlie's name, will continue bringing smiles.

With sincere sympathy,