Charles Rasmussen

I first met Charlie in the summer of 1971. I had moved from Ann Arbor the prior December to Jamaica Plain and was looking for a new living situation. Through friends, Charlie and I were connected and lived with another buddy in Cambridge. A fond memory during the summer was watching Charlie´s fascination and amazement at East Coast thunderstorms-which we watched from a covered porch. We continued living together with other like minded friends in Cambridge and Somerville for five years...

My heartfelt condolences to Dagmar and the family. Charlie was a great guy. I first met him in the late 70s. I recall thinking that Charlie was politically astute and liked to laugh. The last time I enjoyed his company ~ 7 years ago, was at the reception DJ dance party in Brooklyn NY at my daughter Anneliese Rosen´s wedding...watching the next generation strut their stuff!

I am never quite sure if there are words that can capture the depth of grief you feel after the loss of a loved one. Tim and I will always remember Charlie's smile, ability to connect with friends and commitment to making our world a more peaceful and equitable for everyone. Thinking of you and your family during this difficult time. Sally and Tim

Rest In Peace Charlie...

I had the pleasure of knowing Charlie at Boston EMS where he worked in South Boston. He was well respected and I would like to express my deepest sympathy for his family.

Oh, Dagmar, I am so very sorry. May you find peace in your loving memories. My heart aches for you and your family. I feel privileged to have known him. The two of you were made for one another, beautifully and perfectly. May God give you strength. Know that he is always with you kept warm and safe in a Very, precious place in your heart. God rest and God bless.

Sure sounds like a life well lived. My condolences to the family.