Dr. Charles Benjamin Witt Jr.

My deepest sympathy to the family. Senior General President Emeritus, General Society, Sons of the Revolution

He was a very respected physician, ,so loved by his family. I wish the family happy memories of his life.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Dr. Witt was our good Sons of the Revolution in the State of California friend and member. My wife Cathy and I travelled to a General Society Sons of the Revolution Biennial Meeting in Knoxville, TN with Dr. Witt and Colette. Dr. Witt and I were the two representatives for California. Dr. Witt was from Knoxville and one of my Revolutionary War ancestors Jeremiah Jack ESQ. had his plantation there. The Witts and us visited the Appalachian Museum where we could participate in hatchet throwing,...

Dear Colette, Alexandra, Walter, Rosemary and Ruthmary . Please accept our deepest condolences for your loss. May the God of all comfort be with the Witt family during this difficult time. Matthew 5:4

My family (your Aunt Rena, Uncle Charlie, David, Al and I) thought the world of Charles. I heard so many stories of the fun times he and my brothers had--as well as the mischief they got into. He was such a joy. The world was a better place because he lived.

Dear Colette, Alex and family
The Berne family sends you sympathy and we feel empathy with you as well. We lost our patriarch Tom Berne, very suddenly and without warning just 14 months ago. We do understand much of what you are feeling right now.
Colette, you were the Berne children's first and favorite French teacher at Pilgrim School and all three have remained fairly fluent in the language. Merci bien!
Cynthia Berne,Susan Berne Mulligan,Katie Berne Ward, and John Berne