Charles E. Funk Jr.

Our condolences to the family. Charlie was a good man. Enjoyed when he came to get a haircut at my Dads barbershop and talking with him when loading straw out of your barn.

When we were teenage boys, the three oldest male cousins, Wally Johnson, Skeeter (Charles), and I would spend a week at the Patton farm. It was a week of cowboys and Indians, baseball with Uncle LeRoy, cherry picking and eating, jumping from the barn rafters into piles of grain on the barn floor and assorted other mischief. One of the most memorable activities was constructing elaborate tunnels and underground chambers in the hay loft with the straw bales that were stored there. Charles...

Our thoughts and prayers are with Celene and her family.

Rest in peace my friend. We had some amazing times together growing up.

Alice and family, so sorry that you lost Charlie. Time will heal the pain. Ronald and Linda Farner

I first met Charles when I start going to Messiah LutheranChurch.. He was a very pleasant and reserve person and welcomed me and my daughters to his church; as did Alice and the rest of the Sunday school.
I send my codoelences to his family and especially Alice. May God be with you and yours through this difficult time.. sincerely Paula H from Snyder Road.

My sincerest condolences to the Funk Family. I had the pleasure of working with Charlie at Caterpillar. He was one of the good guys.
RIP Charlie!

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.