Charles Reed Cobb

Nancy, Charley was was such a good time in our days at the University of Oregon. When he went to Portland , after freshman year in the dorm, I took him to my parents house . My Mom was doing the dishes. I said," Mom, this is my friend from the U of O, Charlie Cobb." Mom turned around and said to Charlie," Are you Bill Cobbs boy?" It turns out Charlie´s Dad and my Mom had dated at the U of O! God bless you Charley!

I didn´t know Charley well while attending the U of O but had many friends who did and what made him memorable to me was that I never heard anyone say an unkind word about Charley, but rather, what a good guy he was. Since Charley and I had many of the same friends and we all thought that we were pretty cool and put-downs were the thing of our day, it was remarkable that Charley was so well respected and never spoken about in a negative way. That speaks volumes about his legacy of ...

very surprised and sad by this news. Charlie was a great man and mentor to my disabled brother Randall armstrong. our family is forever grateful. RIP big man

Nancy and all, I´m sorry to hear of Charley´s passing. He was two years ahead of me in school so I didn´t know him well but his mom and my mom were such good friends that we heard a lot about the family and her pride in her kids. My condolences to all.

Charley Cobb. Just his name is a sentence or maybe even a paragraph. Generous, funny, hard working, positive, successful, loving husband and father, good friend, fair boss, promoter of young people and the list goes on. Impossible to believe he has left us but I am absolutely sure he has heaven laughing. Charley, you made life better for so many. You will be missed.

Nancy: So sorry to read of Charlie´s passing. Jo and my thoughts are with you and your family.

Nancy, Michael & family, My condolences Charlie is in a better place, RIP Charlie.

We loved the Cobb family and Charlie was always nice and funny!! You were great neighbors on Barneburg!! Sending love to all and appreciation.