Charles R. Knight

We grew up with Charles here in whaleyville and he probably spent more time with us than he did at home. The places we went and the things we did will always be in our most cherished memories. We have lost a true friend . A kinder, more gentle person we,ve never known. God bless , Mike and Mark Fowler. Suffolk, va.

I was sadden to learn of Charles passing. I will miss his friendship. God Bless.

Charles your suffering is over and now you are with Martha in peace.It was my pleasure knowing and working with you at Langley. God Bless

I started taking Charles to church with me earlier this year. When they gave the alter call to come down and pray, I turned to look at Charles and he had already turned and was heading to the end of our pew. He went to the alter and gave his heart to the Lord and the Lord delivered him that very day. Im so proud of him because I had often wanted to go to the alter but let fear grip me and stop me from God's touch. What an example he has given me. Thank you Charles.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Charles was a very fine and considerate man.May God take him in His arms and give him eternal peace.

It was a pleasure to have Martha and Charles a fun part of my life since 1991. I enjoyed all the laughter with both of them. They will be greatly missed but better than that, they are greatly in peace in Paradise with our Lord.

I knew Charles because I grew up in Whaleyville and lived only a door down from him and his family for many years. I knew his parents, Doris and Edgar Knight,(both deceased) and his sisters, Donna Lynn and Mary, and his brother, Wayne. I remember the good times we shared with him and his family. The last time I saw Charles and Martha was at his Mom's funeral, about 10 years ago.I was so sorry to hear he passed away at such a young age.
Mary Charlotte (Pearce) Boyette

I was sadden to hear of Charles'passing on Sunday. He will be missed by many of his co-workers, both currently working at CE or those retired. I personally experienced the "Colonels" daily suffering after the loss of his dearest Martha. He was lost without her, but is now reunited with her in Heaven. God Bless.

Charles you are my friend and I will miss you. You are now at peace and out of pain and most importantly you and Martha are together again and ready for an adventure. You both went way too soon; the good ones always go way too soon. Clear skies and calm winds my friend. We will meet again.