Charlotte D. Bachman

When Don and I moved to Royal Oaks in 1991, Charlotte was the first resident to call upon us. She brought along four custard cups containing her well known FLAN. She was a darling - always cheerful and delightful to be with. We here at Royal Oaks will miss her. Don passed away three years ago, and I know that the two of them in Heaven will have many interesting episodes to chat about. My sympathy goes to her family. Most sincerely, Helen Ingman

11 February 2004

My sincere sympathy to Charlotte's
survivors. My deceased husband Ken and I have known Charlotte & Bill Bachman for 50 - 60 years as we were all friends in N.J. many years ago. They moved to AZ about the same time we did (in the 1960's) and we saw each other regularly, sometimes at my parents home in Sun City and often times when the N.J. crowd (transplants from N.J.) got together for dinner/lunch and/or cards or both. After Bill Bachman passed away, our...

My husband Tom, and daughters Stephanie and Lisa, were lucky enough to share many Christmases with "Aunt" Charlotte throughout the 80's and 90's in Tempe. She was a dear friend of my grandparents, Kitty and Charlie Phillips, and would come with them to spend Christmas with Kitty and Charlie's daughter and family at our home.

We always had a crowd, with my extended family and my husband's extended family and Charlotte to us, was dear "Aunt" Charlotte.

She was...

I will always remember the good times spent with Charlotte and my grandparents,Kitty and Charlie Phillips, at family get togethers.
Charlotte was always so interesting to talk to and enjoyed sharing her memories of trips she had taken. She always took the time to talk directly to each of my young children and showed an interest in their lives. Charlotte always wore a smile and we felt fortunate that she chose to be included in our family holidays after her husband died. She will be...