Charles Senour "Charley" Stough III

The entry below about Charley from my perspective at The New York Times should have noted that it's from John Brewer of Port Angeles, Wash.; [email protected].

I'm embarrassed to begin this message by noting that Charley and I had drifted apart by the early 2000s, the curse of a new job, distance and life events.

I just learned this week of his death, years after it occurred.

But Charley never really left me. He made a huge impression on me, and I am honored to arrange to have his guest book with its many gracious messages restored to Legacy.com and made a permanent part of the Internet.

It's the least I can do to honor and...

He was a great journalist and a better man.

Charlie will be missed. He was a great person.

Nancy Roscoe-- Ohio Association of Second Harvest Foodbanks
Columbus, Ohio

We called him Carlitos. He was our first nephew and we loved him so much. My heart aches for Alicia, Gina, George, and all the sweet grandchildren he treasured. I treasure the memories.
Aunt Sissy

I only "knew" Charley through his BONG Bull but I felt a pang in my heart seeing his obit. An old newspaperman who clearly loved what he did, he will be missed for the standards he upheld.

Charley was an amazing guy to work with. He had a tremendous sense of humor and taught me a lot about life and journalism through his amazing stories. He will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

What a wonderful life! My thoughts & prayers are with his family & friends.