Charles E. Thompson Jr.

I had the honor and pleasure of meeting Mr. Thompson when he stopped by to visit the museum not long ago. He truly enjoyed the history displayed at the museum. His kindness and support will be long remembered. Rest in peace, fine sir.

My deepest sympathy to you Bennie Lou, and your husband´s loved ones and families. Loved your visits with my Dad, Vincent Keller, in McCook. I was so privileged to know your beloved Charles! God bless you with peace in knowing that he is in the loving hands of Jesus this most beautiful Easter Week. Fondly, Susan

charles was a dear friend ,we served on the easter seal board together i had the upmost respect for him. he always had a smile on his face and no problem was to big for him to handle.his generosity was so much like his mon and dad.when i would hear his name out in public it would always bring a smile to my face, he was a person that was respected by all . i will miss you old friend.

I valued Charles' friendship a great deal, stopping by his office 3 or 4 times a year. He would always stop whatever he was doing and take the time to visit, always with a kind smile and a warm, unhurried and genuine interest in whatever was going on in my life. He was many times a generous donor to Audubon Society. One time after a particularly generous donation he said, "Thank you for asking me." I will always remember his kindness, and miss him a great deal. My heartfelt condolences to...

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. It was my honor and privilege to work with Mr. Thompson for nearly thirty years. Love & Hugs,

May your pain of grieving be eased by the warmth of well wishes and the grace of God!We will never forget his smile and friendship!