Charles T. "Charlie" Wagner, pitcher, administrator and scout for the Boston Red Sox since 1935, died Aug. 31 at 12:09 a.m. in the parking lot of FirstEnergy Stadium.
He presented an award in his honor to the Phillies Unsung Hero between games in the stadium earlier Wednesday...
Read MoreCharlie was my godfather and lived two doors down from us on Linden Street. He and Ellie, whom I'm named for, were so loving and big part of my growing up - I feel blessed to have had them in my life.
Sue Bierman
August 23, 2024 | DALLAS, TX, TX | Neighbor
A BOSTON RED SOX!
MEMORY ETERNAL!
Nick Gamvas
April 07, 2011 | Fitchburg, MA
I know this is a little late but just wanted to let you know that I was deeply saddened to hear of Charlie's death. I have been vending at Phillies games for 35 years and in that time I was able to laugh and joke with Charlie when he would come to Veterans Stadium. He was truly one of the gentlemen of baseball.
cheryl spielvogel
July 08, 2010 | Wayne, PA
I just found this on the internet. Charlie was a distant relative of mine that I only was able to meet a few times as a child. i am so sorry to hear of his passing. Please know his legacy will never die. He lives on in our memories.
Steven Wagner
August 30, 2008 | Houston, TX
Seattle Mariners !! :)
Jesus Torres
July 07, 2008 | Seatle, WA
I sorry to hear about your lost and I would like to share with the family a comforting scripture at John11:25" Jesus said I am the resurrction and the life he that exercises faith in me, even though he dies will come to life.
Miracle
June 21, 2008
My condolences to the family. Charlie was my grandfather Henry's brother making Charlie my great uncle I suppose. I was somewhat shocked to hear of his passing since our families have not kept in touch. I've never met anyone from Charlie's side of the family. It would be great to hear from some of them. I only met Charlie once, and as far as us grandkids knew, he was a baseball player. Somehow we expected Charlie to be in uniform when we met him, but he was probably in his 60's at the...
Donald Wagner Jr.
January 03, 2007 | Houston, TX
Charlie,
We are all so sad to hear of your Dad's passing. We shed a tear when we read the last baseball game he attended was against our Portland Sea Dogs. We always enjoyed hearing you speak about him. Rest assured he'll be 'present' at many more games. Thinking of you,
Donna Hanson & Jeanne McGurn
October 13, 2006 | Portland, ME
My family and I were deeply saddened to hear of Charlie's death and want to send our sincere sympathy to his family.
We had the privilege of meeting Charlie when he came to the Black Hills in the early 1960's to scout college athletes playing in the Basin League.
He travelled to Sturgis for only 2 seasons, but he left a lasting impression on many people in our area. We will always remember him.
He was such a class act and a great friend. We feel blessed to have...
Bob Regan
September 11, 2006 | Sturgis, SD
