Charlotte Howe Cagle

Fox Pond neighborhood will NEVER be the same without the Southern Ambassador, Ms. Charlotte. Gosh, she was such a treasure. Whether walking, driving, biking, etc., you could count on her lovely smile on her porch. She was kind, friendly, and God truly blessed her with a beautiful soul. Heaven has gained a beautiful angel. Thank you for always being kind to my daughter and grandchildren, who lived a few houses away. They adored Ms. Charlotte!

I will always remember Charlotte as the sweet lady who gave my son cookies and crackers from her desk drawer when we visited Resco. Charlotte worked many years with my father, Bunkey Derushia and Nick would always get treats from her desk just for coming to visit. He would always run to her desk and know the exact drawer to open. When she didn't have anything, she would go to the snack box in their kitchen area and buy him something. What a sweet lady she was! Please accept my condolences on...

Leigh & Hank, so sorry to hear this news today about Charlotte. She was such wonderful Southern lady. I enjoyed the years I worked with her at North State Pyrophyllite & the visits Laura & I have had on her front porch when visiting Charleston. Our deepest condolences to you both.

Leigh and Hank, we are so sad to read this today. Charlotte was a sweet Southern Lady loved by everyone. I enjoyed the years we worked together at North State/Resco, there are so many sweet and humorous memories. I'm glad she moved to Mt. Pleasant to be near the ones she loved most. Bunkey

To know Charlotte was to love her!

Leigh and Hank, so sorry to hear about Charlotte. I will always remember her as the true southern lady. She was a good friend to all of us. Larry is up there to welcome her as he died this past Christmas Day. Liz Welker

I have many memories of sweet Charlotte at Guilford Park. She was indeed very special!