Charles Braun

Charles Braun . . . we will always remember him as a true friend and a good neighbor. His love for the land was unmatched. His wife Cathy comes from a farming family and she and their kids shared Charlie's love for the land. He was well versed in our community's affairs and his sharp wit was matched by his sound advice. My family and I will miss this generous man.

Chuck and Muriel Pardon, Ann Arbor

A gentleman, who cared for, and worked for our community. Every day of his life. We all thank you

Dear Braun Family,

Charlie was the personification of the word gentle-man, loving nature, helping others, caring deeply for what it means to be a farmer, a friend, father, husband and grandfather. We are so greatful for how he enriched our lives it was a honor and privilege to be his friend. We are so sorry about your loss we send our thoughts & prayers.

My condolences to Cathy and family.

Dear Pam, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time of tremendous loss.

Our condolences to the entire Braun family.

Dear Catherine and Family,
It is with great sorrow that we send this message of condolence. Charlie was a dear friend, and a great person. When he walked into the local coffee shop his smile lit up the room. His presence will be sorely missed.
Gordon and Judy VanAmburg

Charles Braun, I never knew. But I felt like we had met through Catherine's conversations. She is a product of the proud Fishbeck farm family near Dixboro. I cherish the photo showing Murray Fishbeck (Catherine's father) standing, where else?, in a farmer's field. Catherine, I just know you were an excellent care-giver to your husband. My condolences over your loss.

So sorry for your loss. I remember Charlie as a very deep thinker. A successful and quiet man with a great sense of humor.