Charles E. Hunter M.D.

I never knew Doc Hunter as a Doctor. My first memory of him was when Phill Sterling started the Baldwinsville Community Band in 1979. I played trumpet and Doc played trombone, sitting directly behind me. We were a pretty sorry group just starting out after many years of not playing. Phill started us out on a march and when we were almost to the end, I heard Doc say, "Well, we got to the end first"! I immediately felt better about missing notes and counting as I had heard he used to play a...

My sincere sympathy on the passing of Dr. Hunter. Our 3 children were with him from birth to college physicals and his kind demeanor always put them at ease. He hired me in 1987 to work in the front office since he knew my background and that I was looking to return to work. It was the best decision and worked there until he retired. Edie, David, and Diane our thoughts and prayers are with you. Mary Piper and family.

A truly great friend throughout our years in Medical School. We had many happy memories while there but because of practice constraints in later years our contacts were fewer, mainly at medical society meetings. My thoughts and prayers are with him and his family at this sorrowful time.

What a wonderful, caring doctor. We still talk of him today and my daughters are 39 and 35. Rest in peace.

My condolences for a wonderful colleague. Leonard Levy, MD

Rest in peace doctor H. You were so caring and sweet to me as a patient and later to my son. God has a place waiting for you.