Charles Henry Muir II

I am so very sorry to hear about Hank, as I called him many years ago.. Our parents, Jim & Lucille and Jim & Lee Morris were dear friends in Columbus. Hank and I were friends also in our high school years and early college. I enjoyed reading what he did in later life and happy he had a family. I am so sorry for your loss Cathy Morris Green

Barb and Grace, I am saddened to learn of Charlie's death and so sorry for your loss. He was always a pleasure to meet and my day was always better for having seen and talked with him.

Charlie has been my customer for the last 20 years and it has always been a pleasure to talk awhile and find out what was going on in life and work. He was always kind, courteous, and always had a smile no matter how tired he may have been. I will miss him and am saddened to know he will be gone. I know he is up there somewhere making sure the lawn looks perfect! My deepest sympathy to his family.

Although I probably had not seen Charlie since Porter Gaud, he was always a good guy, a nice human being. I´m glad to hear he had family and friends in great numbers.

Dear Barbara, I was very saddened to hear of Charlie. I had first seen his cheerful smile in the 1960's and that smile never went away over all these years, as each time I saw time, we chatted amicably and laughed. He had planted much of my yard several years ago, including a beautiful oak tree that I named Charlie, the sight of which, as was he, always a pleasant experience.

Sending love and prayers from all the Chakides family...may his memory be eternal and a blessing to all.

I am forever grateful for having known Charlie. He so generously shared his knowledge of all aspects of landscape and influenced my own work in the garden. His love for the environment was contagious.

Charlie you left this life far too soon. My sincere condolences to Barbara, Grace and family.