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Donald Gary Charlson

Surfside Beach, South Carolina

1945 - 2024

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Donald (Don) Gary Charlson, age 78, of Surfside Beach, SC, passed away on September 21, 2024, after a short illness. Don was born in Fargo, North Dakota, to the late Donald Gearhardt Charlson and the late Irene Y. Christianson Charlson. He graduated from George C. Marshall High School in Ankara,...

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Don was the agent I learned so much from to further my career. I have never forgotten him and appreciated his mentorship and friendship during my time at WFO. He was a true gem and we were all fortunate to have known Don. RIP and thank you for your service. John Hampson retired DSS.

Don was a superlative mentor and a treasured friend during my six years working with him at the Washington Field Office. He taught me so much and supported me in all ways during one very tough year. I miss him and send my love to family.

Cherished mentor. May family and friends find peace that passes all understanding.

In fond memory of one of the nicest people I´ve ever met. Don was a great friend, colleague, and well respected by his DS family. He always made time for everyone. My sincere condolences to his family and friends. RIP Don.

Don and I were brother in law´s but it felt more like we were brothers. We shared many times filled with laughter, especially about our kooky adorable wife´s. He made into a " marble game board" freak. We shared a love for that game and spent a many hours playing. We shared a passion for reading and shared many books. He was a brilliant person and I especially enjoyed discussing books with him. We always enjoyed grilling our wife´s a special ribeye on his Weber whenever we visited. They were...

Don and I were in Special Agent training together for the U.S State Department Diplomatic Security. Don I will not forget your kindness and humor. Thank you for your support during training. My deepest condolences to your family.

Don & I went thru Special Agent training together for U.S State Department Diplomatic Security. He was a kind, gentle soul &always ready to lend a hand. I remember him fondly & send condolences to his family.

Don was married to my sister and he was a well loved addition to our family. He was really one of the good ones ... husband, father, grandfather and friend. Love you Don.

Thoughts and prayers are with you Don. You were the best! Claude