Charles-Kohl-Obituary

Charles W. Kohl Jr.

Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania

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DIED
August 2, 2013
LOCATION
Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania
CHARITY
Alzheimer's Association

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Charles W. Kohl Jr., 60, a resident of Nanticoke, passed away Friday afternoon at his residence.He was born in Kingston, July 18, 1953, a son of Adele Grablesky Kohl and the late Charles W. Kohl Sr. Charles was a graduate of the Central Catholic High School and obtained a Bachelor of Science...

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I am amazed that I did not hear of this for so long. Although we have been out of touch all these years, Chuck and I were best buds back in the day. We met in college, and he introduced me to my wife, and was our best man. I have missed him and periodically looked him up to check on him. He is missed and I am greatly saddened by the news. I am sorry that we fell out of touch. God bless you, Kohl. And Smile Away, wherever you may be...

I have found it hard to think about Chuck, with out having a tear in my eye. This morning is one of those times. Chuck was special to me. Very special. We spent 4 years at Lewis, studied together, partied together, and cried together. Chuck and Don were my 2 closest friends for over 20 years. And, the 3 of use were bound at the hip. I wish you were still here. Without you, I never would of finished medical school. You were there when I had nothing left. I wish, I could of been there for you....

I used to pass a football around with chuckie in front of Sancta Alberta chapel at Lewis University. I kept in touch with chuckie up to about a year ago. What a creative and interesting person, I will miss him and pray for him.

I was deeply saddened when I heard of Chuck's death. It's been many years since we have been in touch but I think of your wonderful family so very often and with such fond memories. My heart goes out to you all at this time. With much love, Nancy Strempek Griffin

Sorry to hear about your brother, Pete.

Adrienne Boyer

Our Lord is a mysterious one at times, but always a miraculous one. May you feel His peace and love embrace you with warmth knowing that He loves you and will help strengthen you each day.May God love you and hold you tightly in His arms.

My sincerest condolences go out to your entire family. I have wonderful memories of Chuck, silly ones, that will always bring a warm smile to my face. Though the pain may be great right now, try to be comforted knowing that his Dad was waiting for him with open and loving arms.
May God bless you and know that you will always be in our prayers.