Charles D. McClure

Col.John Miniclier, USMC (Ret) Young Charles reported to 8th Motor Transport Battalion located at Camp Lejeune, NC about 1957 and at that Time, I was a Major. He was a outstanding Marine and I knew he would contribute to the world during his life. In a month I shall be 94. Once a Marine, your part of us forever.

Our deepest sympathies to Charlie's family. We had the pleasure of living next to Charlie from 2006 till he moved to Westmenster.. and he was so kind , generous and tons of fun!! He was an immense help to my son Kris Dunn when he ran for Circuit Court Judge. We loved hearing his stories and enjoying a vodka tonic or two! He truly was an amazing man who led an even more amazing life!! Dear Charlie, you wil be missed by all who knew you, and you touched so many people's lives. Judi, Gerry,...

It was an honor to have known Judge McClure on a professional basis. He had the rare quality in a judge to truely understand his role and apply it.

I'm so sorry for your loss. He represented me ( Kelli Flowers) after his retirement. He was an amazing MAN. I just found out about your loss and I'm so so sorry. We became good friends. He will be missed. Xxxxxxxxoooooo A LOT.
FUNNY thing I tried to set him up with my Mema. An amazing women herself. Anyway it was a long going joke with "us" all. God bless

Susan, I'm so sorry to learn you lost your Dad. No doubt he made a difference in the lives of many, and you can always be proud of that. My heart goes out to you.

One of the greatest men I've ever known. When he ruled in my child custody case, he said " I would rather rule on a murder case than a child custody case". What a "Southern Gentleman".

Charlie I'm so sorry about your dad my prayers are with you and your family.