Charles A. McIntire

Mr. McIntire was my high school history teacher, along with Mr. Williams. I was part of their innovative co-teaching class. Our 2 text books were novels: 1984 and Darkness at Noon. There was a movable wall between Mr. Williams' class and Mr. McIntire's. Sometimes the classrooms were combined; sometimes separate. We learned 'outside the box' in small group seminars discussing topics of interest, listening to interesting lectures given by these gifted teachers, or researching and writing...

Charlie was a man who was devoted to his family and who was also a dedicated teacher. He blessed and inspired those who new him. He and I were on different pages, politically, atone time but that never affected our relationship. I hope he knows now that I am on his side

Charlie was like a dad to me and the whole family my own, I love you all and miss him much. I am here for you and thinking of you all everyday. Proud and honored to have known him.

I had Mr Mcintire for history. He was a very nice man and a good teacher. I have known Chris (aka smoker) and Caprice since high school. May your soul rest in peace dear Sir!!!!!!!

Dear Connie, our hearts ,prayer are with you today. I'm your former neighbors daughter Dottie Corrales. Dorothy Roberts was my mother. Mom alwas thougt fondly of you and Charlie.Again you have our deepest sympathy.

I will always remember his unique voice, the way all students respected him, his love of his family and his great friendship to mine. All good. He also leaves us with some fantastic children. Hugs to all of you.

Geo. and I met Charlie through mutual friends soon after we moved here in 1960. He had a great sense of fun and lightness, but could do the heavy lifting of job and community service as well as anyone I know. His decades of accomplishments and community giving will not soon be forgotten.

Such a dear, dear friend, and the matriarch of the most wonderful
family one could ever wish to know. you are missed. you
are loved, charlie, and will be forever missed.