Southwick, Massachusetts
1961 - 2019
Charles “Charlie” Danielson Nitsch, age 57, of Southwick passed away on Tuesday, January 22, 2019 at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield surrounded by loving family and friends. He was born August 27, 1961 (“The happiest day of my Mother’s life!”) to the late Edward H. and Dorothy V. Nitsch....
Read MoreHeartfelt sympathy to the Nitsch family.
Charlie always had a smile for all who knew him. Rest in peace.
Love from the Dondoros family
Betty Dondoros
January 26, 2019 | Southwick, MA
Many memories with CHARLIE and always a lot of laughs. You wil be greatly miss! Love TOM and Kathy
January 25, 2019
Sympathies to the Nitsch family and all the many friends who were lucky to have such special memories of Charlie. What a fun guy!
SHS Class of 81
Pat Johnson
January 25, 2019 | Albuerque, NM
"The Mayor of Southwick"... The beloved Mayor of Southwick. Charlie was a Senior in high school when I was a freshman. Talk about first impressions. Charlie was, is and always will be larger than life in so many ways. Going all the way back to my very first memory of this very memorable man, all I can ever remember is the sweetest, kindest and most generous man anyone could ever be so lucky as to have made his acquaintance. So many great memories throughout the years from 1978 when I first...
Donald Furlani
January 25, 2019 | Southwick, MA
To know him is to grieve, to not have known him is loss!
Rest easy my friend ♥
Carol Ann
January 25, 2019 | Southwick, MA
Peaceful Passage Arrangement
a loved one
January 25, 2019
Peaceful Passage Arrangement
a loved one
January 25, 2019
Whenever you were around Charlie you were treated as immediate family and was given 100% of his attention at all times. Wether he was choreographing a dance to No More I Love You's by Annie Lennox for my cousin and I to present to our day camp, or shooting basketball and giving me the nickname Long Shot Bellott. Charlie was always having fun and so were you. You will be missed buddy.
Casey Bellott
January 25, 2019
Some 40 years back at major music show with some tobacco working friends from the wick got caught in a rib crushing stage rush, Charlie Nitch and his buddy Jimmy put themselves between the mad onslaught and me. No one moved that wall. He just chuckled like sorry we did not see that coming so fast when thanked. He took care of his ubiquitous friends, a friendship freely given. Unconditionally trustworthy, loyal, hard working, honest, and much more.
Dwight
January 25, 2019 | Westfield, MA
