Charles Gardner "Charlie" Butterworth

charlie was a amazing cousin i love him so much

My dearest Charlie,

youve been on my mind all week. I saw some kids playing baseball, some boy scouts at the park, how could I not think of you. I miss you. You made the world a more beautiful place just by smiling. I miss your dimples and that hair! Gosh I was always so jealous it looked better than mine. Most importantly I miss every wonderful aspect of you and how anyone could love you. No matter who or where or why everyone just did. I love you and know you are here when I need you...

Charlie was an amazing friend who was always there for me. I can't believe I won't be able to see his infectious smile anymore. I had the pleasure of living in his dorm freshman year and will never forget him.

Dear Shawn and Jim, and Charlie was an amazing young man, even more than I knew, thank you for sharing him with so many , love Geary Mandrapilias

To The Butterworth Family,
I stopped by and said hello and good-bye to Charlie today at St. John's in the garden and said a nice prayer for him not only from me but for my son Hilton, who really liked Charlie Butterworth a lot and will miss him for the rest of his Life !! The Thomas's liked Charlie and will have many good memories of him in our Life !! We will miss him stopping by the house when Hilton was around. To all of you, " God Bless Charles Gardner " Charlie " Butterworth in...

To the Butterworth family, my sincere sympathy. I meet Jim a few weeks ago at another very sad occasion, and have been a friend of Joy and Bob from the Harris YMCA, I know this is very hard. You are in my prayers and thoughts. He seemed like a very wonderful young man with a very strong faith, embrace his faith.

Shawn and Jim:

There are simply no words. I know. My heart goes out to each of you and your precious family. Hold tight to one another.

J. Scott Evans

Dear Butterworth family,

I had the honor of living next door to charlie during his short stay at USC. Charlie and i became instant friends as we were two extremely gregarious individuals. During the semester i got to spend as Charles' buddy i saw someone who could be popular with any crowd yet make even the most awkward person in the room feel like they were among friends. That kid didnt have an ill word to say about a single soul, yet could manage to critique you in a way that...

Jimmy,
The loss of a child cannot be explained. Hold tight to your memories as you must have been so proud of Charlie's accomplishments. We will keep you and your family in our prayers and thoughts.
-Gary Johnson -Phi Sigma Kappa