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July 25, 2012
Dear Mary Kay,
We know how hard it must be to lose the love of your life. The next time we raise a glass of wine (or beer) it will be in Charles's memory.
Linda and Jim Farmerie

Samm Tittle
July 25, 2012
July 25, 2012 Dear Charles and your Lovely Bride Mary Kay; I did not know you personally, nor you Ms. Mary Kay but that through his beloved childhood friend of 58 years, Mr. Harold Boushell. He brought to my attention how heavy his heart feels as he goes through this grief with you. I came to you because I, as a Widow, will understand and compassionately be here, there or for whatever the season is that you would want comfort with an understanding friend. The ability to speak with someone who has already experienced such a deep loss and sadness is comforted by friends and family; until they return to recline in their own worlds. Then you find you have that friend who understands your pain and sorrow, that one who will listen. Find Peace Mary Kay in the Words of Our Heavenly Father, Our Creator. "Precious in the eyes of the Lord is the death of His Saints." No one can feel your pain Mary Kay, but widow to widow you will agree; Sir Charles your beloved husband will not feel pain anymore. For that we bow in reverence.
God bless you for being long suffering with him and know that Our Lord who becomes your Husband now as written in the Good Book of Isaiah 54:6&7 "For the LORD has called you back from your grief ~~ as though you were a young wife abandoned by her husband says your God. For a brief moment I abandoned you, but with great compassion I will take you back." Find comfort in these words when you have cried once more; but recall to your heart and mind that God is your Husband now and He will take care of you in all your needs. For the rest of your days.
Do not hesitate to call upon me for any time you find yourself alone and sad; for together as two knowing widows we shall comfort each other. So many times our friends are there to listen; but so many times they can't hear us because they can't relate to "our deepest pain." Know that you were with your loving arms for the lasting time with your Husband and you did it all right.
God bless you Ms. Mary Kay; and I pray that you find so much joy after your mourning passes.
In Loving memory of Our Lord's Grace.
Samm Tittle
(202) 316-6278
Harold P Boushell
July 25, 2012
May your love of Charles and friends and family carry you through your grief Mary Key.

Susan Ohmann Huskins
July 21, 2012
I was glad to see so many of your friends, and family.
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Clark Smith
July 20, 2012
Mary Kay, our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this most difficult time. I have been praying that the Lord Jesus would pour out His mercy, grace, comfort and peace on you and all your family. I will miss Charles. Your (and Charles) friendship is much appreciated. Our kids still have the blankets you made for them. You and Charles will always have a special place in our hearts.
God Bless,
Clark, Holly, Hudson, Hope, Grace and Ava Smith

Charles viewing an antique John Deere powering a shingle machine
Will Seipp
July 20, 2012

Charles and a John Deere model B at the Portersville Steam Show
Will Seipp
July 20, 2012

Charles with his John Deere Model B
Will Seipp
July 20, 2012
Charles Buenzli was an accomplished engineer, a devoted father and a good friend. When my family and I moved to Wexford, PA in 1987, I met Charles at the company that hired me. He was a General Manager for one of the divisions of the small company. Some years before, it turned out, we worked for competing companies and had designed competing industrial programmable control products. We had similar interests both inside and outside of work. Charles and I and Mary Kay and Margaret became friends. They lived just two blocks away.
Charles was a talented engineer and business person. Some years after we both left the company that brought us both to Pittsburgh, I was between jobs. Charles called me one day. He heard I was driving a school bus and thought I could help him solve an engineering problem he had on an idea for a fiber-optic microcircuit. He and I were working together again.
We shared an interest in John Deere tractors. We would go to the fall antique tractor and steam show in Portersville. There we could see antique equipment including vintage steam tractors and John Deere tractors and their antique competition. There were also hit and miss engines and antique Maytag gasoline washing machine motors.
One day, Charles bought an antique John Deere model B. He did restoration work on it and got it back together just before moving to NC. One Saturday afternoon he drove it over to our house and gave our grandsons a ride.
Charles loved his family. We miss him a lot. Our prayers go out to Mary Kay and all the family. May the Lord give you all comfort and peace. May his presence sustain you and give you wisdom.
July 20, 2012
Our hearts go out to you at this sad time.
Jim & Laverne Skidmore
Susan Ohmann Huskins
July 20, 2012
Charles will be missed by all who knew him. The world is a much duller place with his passing.There are not enough words to expres the saddness and grief so many are feeling at this time. Mary Kay you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Donna Farmer
July 20, 2012
Our world will never be the same again. We miss him. Our thoughts are always with you, Mary Kay. Know that we are close, whatever you need, whenever.
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