Charles Haskell Scribner

I am sorry to read about your loss in the Columbian. My dad Glenn Freimuth worked with Charles at Columbia Machine and always thought very highly of him. I went to School with Jean and I know Rod. Small world. Glenn passed away 8 years ago this coming May. My Mom is 88 and going strong. I am in Juneau AK visiting my son David and his family. My prayers are with you all. Darlene

Interesting... I picked up the 4/1/05 Columbian but I didn't get a chance to read it until today - 4/4/05. The first thing I read was a story about a crane operator in Bellevue, WA. That was of interest to me because I used to be a crane operator myself. The next thing I happened to turn to in the paper was the obituaries, and there was Charlie's name. To his family I would like to extend my sympathies. Charlie was a good man. And the reason I mentioned the part about the crane operator was...

Dear Friends,

We have both been where you are this week, and know what you are going through... emotions all over the place and memories racing through your mind. It is hard, and there will be many "firsts" in the coming days, months, & years where your Dad would be with you if he were still on this earth. Just think, he is now making memories in Heaven to share with you all when you go to join him in the Lord's mansion in the sky. What a blessing!!
We are blessed to...

Elliot, Jean and family. Sorry to hear of your loss but what a long life your father has had.
May we all have so many years.

My Dad just celebrated his 89 on
March 29.

My love to you........Sandy