Charles Mosesian

I know Charlie will be missed very much by his family and close friends. As someone who knew him only from hanging out at Starbucks and being welcomed into his group of friends, I want the family to know how much casual acquaintances will also miss his beautiful spirit. He was a true gentleman, a courtly man who always got up from his chair to greet me and offer me a seat at his table. It was sad to miss seeing him in the last few months, and I hope his passing was peaceful and surrounded...

What a great and humble man..................Meet him one day at Eastern coat...He said to me... Young man you can do anything in this world.....
I will take that advice with me forever....God Bless sweet man.....

Worked at Coolidge Bank for years, along with my mother. Charlie, Milton Adess, and Peter Tomasian were way ahead of there times. They accepted and embraced technology. They started the bank to fill the needs of people and businesses that had been abanded by the big banks. Coolidge is now part of Bank of America, Wainright Bank, and of all the institutions effected by all that worked at Coolidge. Charlie was a visionary, With Peter and Milton. Watertown and the state will miss Charlie. Nice Man!

Elaine: I wish I had known this wonderful man. Paul Richards

To Charlie's family I send my deepest sympathies and prayers. All I can say is that Charlie one way or another has touched the lives everyone who he has encountered throughout his life whether with his words of wisdom or his generosity. Charlie has now passed on but his memories and contributions will live on in each and every one of us. I just want to say Thank you Charles Mosesian for all you have accomplished through out your life.

Back in the early 80's as a young Watertown Police Detective, I saw a need for the computerization of our records, to make us a more effective and efficient organization. Back then computers were in their infancy and police departments utilizing computers were few and far between.

Of course like today, funding of such a venture was hard to come by.

Enter Charlie Mosesian, who once he heard about the idea, literally took over. Charlie got the Watertown Rotary and Kiwanis...