CHARLES KIMMERLE RENSENHOUSE

Remembering him well and all of the fun times we all had as a family in the old days. He and Bev taking my dog, CHUNKY, and all of the chaos that he caused! EATING the Thanksgiving turkey and the eyeglasses and the fancy shoes! Then babysitting Melanie whenever SHE wanted to go and see them on the other side of the lake! Uncle tried to teach Chunky to be a good golf dog, but he didn't obey....chased the ball and wouldn't give it back...what a bad dog he was, but Charles loved him...

Sharon, Nancy, John, and Kyle, I have thought of you and your Dad/Grandpa often these past weeks. Sending love and sympathy to all of you. Mary Hinsey Goya

Dear Chas...WG meaning 'world's greatest'......and he indeed was. You are missed Charlie Rensenhouse. Can't believe you're gone from this earth. Loved you.

Nancy, Sharon & John--I just learned of Charles passing and know there is another light in Heaven, shining brighter than ever!! Dale and I shared many memorys with your parents and you. Your dad has sailed on to a better world, filled with family and friends and still Captain of his ship. God Bless You. Betty Thorp (Hockey Lu)

Uncle Charlie was fun. I remember him teaching me a game with 15 matchsticks in 3 rows. He would beat me every time. John, Sharon, Nancy, and family we will miss your fun Dad.

I have many fond memories of Charles (Chas) when he and Bev spent so many winters in the desert. My husband Jim considered him one of his best friends and enjoyed being a member of the "Coyotes" golf group with him. I especially remember him for his famous chili recipe, his upbeat personality, his love of family and friends. He was a good role model for husband, father and friend. I wish I could be at his celebration of life so that I could express my deep sympathy in person to his...

The ultimate theatrical producer!

Charles brought two of my favorite people into the world: John and Sharon. He was the ultimate theatrical producer!

Dear Charlie! He was a wonderful man and so much loved by his family -- you could see that every time he was out and about with his children and grandchildren. He always had a twinkle in his eye and was a true "hale fellow, well met". May he rest in peace yet live long in the memories of all who loved him. Sending hugs to the entire Rensenhouse family at this time of loss.