Charles E. Stevens

A classmate from High School, just a great friend enjoyed our phone calls talking about old times !!!!

We wanted to send our most heartfelt sympathies to John and Sheri and their families.Uncle Charlie was the nicest man you would ever meet.Everyone who met him liked him.He was a one in a million guy.When we were kids Uncle Charlie was that cool guy we all looked up too.He was 1950's cool with his haircut, sideburns and cool cars he drove. He took my brother Michael and I fishing & played catch in the front yard with us.He and Aunt Jill gave me my first fishing pole when I was 5 years old and...

John, Shari and family I am so sorry for your loss. I know how hard he fought to stay with you all as he dearly loved his family. I was so lucky to call him Uncle. I will miss our phone calls and sure wish I could have gotten to see him one more time. He always made sure the kids had fun, and were so sweet to my Aunt Jill as her health declined and were a rock for your family. You were loved by all that knew you and will be missed. Only knowing he is now reunited with Aunt Jill helps the...

Charlie was a good man and a great friend, I have many good memories of working with him at the Mill. RIP old friend.

John, Sheri & family I am so sorry for your loss.
Fran (Tikey) McCartney

God grant him eternal rest.

Charlie was one of the finest people I ever had the pleasure of working with at the mill. First class individual all the way. May he rest in peace.

Uncle Charlie was such a gentle soul with a wonderful sense of humor. He took the time to show me how to roast the perfect marshmallow, to make a wish on 11:11, and that one can never have too many holiday decorations. He always took the time for me and that is my most cherished memory of him.

Charlie and I started at the mill in the same year. RIP. It was a pleasure working with you.