Charles B. Yeaton

I remember him well from our school library. Always a pleasant guy.

He was my 8th grade teacher in 1959-60 at Atkinson Academy and I have never forgotten him. What an educator! Still-clear images of his teaching. Here's our graduation photo. Condolences to the family.

Charlie was a man of remarkable accomplishment, and yet, was forever humble. He was a lifelong friend with my father, and then ours. He was on the Epsom school board when I was hired to teach there. Each time we met we treasured his unique presence, the subdued smile, and the his genuine concern. A life well lived! Roy and Shelly

My condolences to his family. We loved walking through Betty House Antiques and especially hearing his stories about the Tavern and the old road it was on. He was a very sweet man and I´m so glad we had the chance to meet him.

I went to Timberland high school and knew Mr. Yeaton from the library. he was always the nicest man and so helpful to anyone who needed it. RIP and my prayers and thoughts go out to the family and friends of this wonderful man.

To the Yeaton/Claris family - my deepest sympathy to you and your families. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

My sincere condolences to the Yeaton family. I had the pleasure of knowing Mr. Yeaton as a youth from 1966-1969 while he was Principal at The Atkinson Academy and again when he was Librarian at Timberlane HS until I graduated in 1974. He was a consummate educator and professional and I´m fortunate to have crossed his path. Rest Easy and In Peace, Mr. Yeaton.

My Condolences to all of the Yeaton Family .

My sympathies to Mr. Yeaton´s family. He started so many of us off an excellent educational path...he was my 7th and 8th grade teacher at Atkinson Academy back in `58-`60. I was in contact with him a few times and he remains a personal hero.