Peter Kelly "Pete" Charron

Peter Charron, you are so missed. If you could have seen the people at the funeral home and St Francis Church, Wow! You been so loved! I will always remember you and have been praying for your family, especially Kyle. The boy I went to school with from 2nd through 12th grades. Someone who loved his classmates enough to get us all together from St Joseph 8th grade 1969 class, last grade from that school, together with John Szot and would always be sad when had found out that someone had...

I´ve never forgotten Pete as a childhood friend of mine. We (Veldmans) lived next door. We would all play Tarzan in our backyard, and Peter, being the good sport that he was, always agreed to play the part of Tarzan. Many years later, my dad would always mention how nice it was to chat with Pete when he´d come help my him put in and take down his dock on West Lake. Thoughts of you all at this time.

My Sincere Condolences to the Charron Family.. Just 2 weeks ago we crossed paths in the parking lot of Miejers gas station. We talked and laughed. Faith brought us together one last time. Rest in Peace Peter.

Peter was an outstanding individual within the community, dedicated to family and friends. His positive, supportive relationships will endure in the memories of those that he encountered for their lifetimes. An advocate for the greater Muskegon community, Pete enriched countless lives throughout the county. He and Debbie have been paragons of the Catholic community through many decades with their continued selfless service to others. Peter inherited traits from his parents that highlighted...

It was a pleasure to unexpectedly run into Pete out and about. He had that recognition smile and you immediately knew you were welcome. And it lifted you.

Peter played in one of the leads in Man of La Mancha during High School, Peter was a success and held the play up. Very sad to learn of his passing and my truest condolences. My prayers to all.

Dear Deb and family I'm so sorry for your loss! I will always remember waiting on you guys at the Cherokee he always had the biggest smile on his face and was always joking with me.You guys were my favorite customers.so going to miss seeing his face.Again I'm so sorry Deb Prayers to you and your family.

Thinking of you all! sorry for your loss!