Richmond, Virginia
Charles H. Pearce, 76, of Chesterfield passed away on Tuesday, January 27, 2004 at his home surrounded by his family and beloved friends. He is survived by his wife of 52 years, Sue W. Pearce; three daughters, Pamela P. Phillips and husband, Len, Martha P. Farmer and husband, Linton, Mary E....
Read MoreI found out about Charlie's death only this week. While I was in management my whole career,he helped this rookie supervisor on C shift (early 70's). He showed me how to work within the agreements and have a productive department and enpowered employees. I will never forget that lesson or the good friend Charlie became to me. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Bill McCarty
January 23, 2005 | Outer Banks, NC
To Bill, Mary and the entire Pearce Family my condolences are with you and I will continue to keep you in my prayers.
Nancy Stephens
January 30, 2004 | Richmond, VA
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Ed Isley
January 30, 2004 | Penrose, CO
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Donald Chavis
January 30, 2004 | Richmond, VA
Our prayers are with you,The Charlie Pearce family.The BCTGM family an I mourn the loss of a great Brother and Friend
T.J. Warren,Sr
January 30, 2004 | Greensboro, NC
Mary - I am so sorry for the loss of your father. May God and the many loving memories of him get you and your family through these difficult times. We Love You.
Jeanie, Shanon, Kelli & Kevin
Jeanie Mills
January 30, 2004 | Chester, VA
My condolences go out to the Pearce Family in your time Of bereavment. Charles was always good to me in the little time we worked together. God Bless you all.
Stephen Dixon
January 30, 2004 | Chester, VA
My condolences go out to the Pearce Family in your time Of bereavment. Charles was always good to me in the little time we worked together. God Bless you all.
Stephen Dixon
January 30, 2004 | Chester, VA
To the family of Charlie Pearce:
Charlie was a great friend and a pleasure to be around. I always enjoyed going down to see him at the Richmond Labor Council office when I visited Local 203-T's office. He would always have a funny story to tell about himself or Wallace Mergler.
Charlie was a great labor leader with infinite wisdom and common sense. He will be missed by all he represented and his legacy will remain with us: stand up for your rights, stand up for you...
Barry Baker
January 29, 2004 | Chesterfield, VA
