Charles-Craze-Obituary

Charles Craze

Cleveland, Ohio

1940 - 2019

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age 78, Charles Edward Craze, "Charlie" or "Chic", died November 2, 2019 in Bethlehem, PA. Born November 24, 1940, he was raised in Wilkes Barre, PA and attended Lehigh University starting in 1960. He played football, winning the 1961 Lambert Cup, and was a member of the "animal house" fraternity...

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I am very late hearing of the heartbreaking news. I loved going to the Church of the Savior with Mr Craze and Andy. I bet they are both in heaven keeping people in smiles. Gina

Susan and Lizzy:
I just heard of Charlie's passing. My sincere condolences to you. We so enjoyed having all of you as neighbors and friends. We always had a great time sharing a beer in the court on holidays. Charlie was a good man, a very good man.
Steve and Sue Zweig

Charlie was a wonderful father-in-law who always made me feel welcome. Condolences and blessings to the whole family.

Chic will always be remembered as a stalwart of the '61 championship team at Lehigh. May God provide peace and comfort to his family and friends.

I had the great pleasure of working for Charlie for several years during his tenure as Lodge Secretary at the Redwood City Elks Lodge. Smart, extremely kind, unwaveringly fair with a generous spirit, sharp wit, and easy laugh. I'll always remember Charlie as a true wordsmith who's incredibly elegant/eloquent written words and turn of phrase were always a joy to behold. He was a lovely guy who made a beautiful difference to those that knew him. My sincere condolences to his wife Susan and...

Dear Susan and Elizabeth, I am so sorry to hear of Chic's passing. Susan I remember how thoughtful & kind you and Chic always were to me. I pray God brings you peace & comfort.
Bridget Moloney Rodman

Dear Susan,
I send deep-felt sympathy. I knew Charlie when we were children. My parents, Ralph and Peggy Mensch were friends with Art and LaVera whom she called "Tommy." I used to run away to their house.
Love to you all,
Caryl Mensch Hughan

Dear Susan
I was so sorry,to read of Charlie's passing .
Our deepest sympathy to you and Elizabeth.May precious memories
be a source of comfort to you at this difficult time
Love and prayers,
Judy and Tom Rutz

As a team mate of Chic's on the '61 Lambert Cup winning team, I can't express my sorrow enough on seeing this news. For that team, Chic was always there for the team. He did his job very well and quietly, usually. I never remember him without a smile on his face. He will be missed by me and those of us who went to the football "wars" with him.

My condolences to all in his family and may he Rest In Peace.

Mike Semcheski