Charles B. "Charlie" Houser

Prayers of comfort for the family. Love you all.

Seeing Charlie's obituary in the New Hampshire Sunday News was a real shock for me. He was certainly an accomplished man, having done a lot of things in his 87 years, but one thing not mentioned was his involvement as one of the "behind the scenes" people at high school football games in Manchester. For the past decade or so, he served as my spotter (person who looks at the action through binoculars and identifies players, particularly on defense) whenever I worked the public address at...

I am so sorry for your loss.Charlie was my first swim buddy at the pool. We would swim laps together before the rest of the early morning swimmers arrived. We got up to fifty.
He aS funny, sweet, smart, and the only person I know that put ketchup on everything. I told him that I loved the chicken tenders from the Backroom. On Thursday mornings I would sometimes be presented with a takeout order delivered personally by my buddy Charlie. I will miss your smiling face and your witty...

Charlie was always a helpful neighbor when I lived at Carisbrooke, and was always reminding us to donate useful items to Liberty House and give blood donations to the Red Cross. He grieved for his beloved wife, and his daughter Jill, and loved his daughter Barbara and his extended family. He will be much missed.

Charlie was a very caring & unique soul. I so enjoyed chit chatting with him. I have grateful to have met this gentleman and got to know him. Celebrate his life. So sorry I wont be there for the service. Rest in peace Charlie.

I'm sorry for your loss, May God strength and comfort the family and friends in times of grieving.