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Charles Loader Obituary
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for Charles Loader
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John (Capt. Pins) Fischbeck
April 3, 2023
Charlie, m´bye, you gone tshru de treas. Missing you much since I last saw you and Deb in Florida a few years ago. Used to work and sail with Charlie and Sonny back in the day. "Salty Dog" and "Sweet Honey" racing in the BOCA series for many years. We had some serious sets back then (1970´s). Actually, those still remain in memory as the best of times. How `bout the ones down at Easter´s dock in St. Davids, on May 24th holiday, any holiday, for that matter. I think we probably made up our own holidays. I remember I would stop by the slip to see if the SET WAS ON! If it was, we were sailing out through Two Rock within the hour.
Well, mate, God Bless you all.
John (Capt. Pins) Fischbeck
Carrie Trueland
September 13, 2022
Oh Charlie, you were one of a kind! Your twinkling blue eyes sparked of mischief; your quiet street smart wisdom, and your sense of humour captured Debbie first, and then those of us who were Debbie's friends! I'm ever so thankful to have shared your friendship for so many years. I know you and Deb are together again. Blessings my friend.
Joanne Bawden
September 13, 2022
My life was enriched by knowing you Charlie and your beautiful bride Debbie. Thank you both so much for the fabulous fun times onboard your beloved Sea Turtle. Treasured memories of friendship, fun, laughter, great food, great cruising!
God bless both of you beautiful people.
Sending deepest sympathies to your loved ones.
Jo & Terry
Gavin wilson
September 13, 2022
A most kind and generous man. I learned a lot from Charlie. Good memories of a good man
Jchristopher Simons
September 9, 2022
I first met Uncle Charlie when l worked on a boat at Red Hole boat yard in the early 80's..Over the years,he and l became very good friends...I opted to call him Uncle Charlie because of our age difference...and because of the respect l had for this man...Along came the love of his life and she became my Aunt Debbie...Neither one of them would have me call them anything else...but he often reminded me not to call him UNCLE in front of his friends...This encouraged me to do it even more no matter who was around..uncle Charlie taught me the art of splicing rope...His love and knowledge of boats helped me on many occasions...He had another love as well and it was that of his beloved dog SAM....It seemed that Sam ruled the roost for both he and aunt Debbie..With tear filled eyes,it is difficult to come to terms with his departure from this world...I remember telling him to remember me in his will...His reply was...I HAVE NOTHING...I OWE PLENTY AND THE REST IS YOURS....Uncle Charlie was a wonderful person and role model to many...I will sincerely miss him...It was difficult seeing this senior being pull to the top of a mast to effect repairs...He had no fear of those heights...Uncle Charlie...rest in peace.... you have earned it...God Bless his family and friends...jcs
LARRY PITCHER
September 8, 2022
A GENTLEMEN A SCHOLER A FRIEND
Sheila and Michael Gringley
September 7, 2022
Our sincere condolences to Charlie´s family. Michael has many fond memories of Charlie and often tells the story of being shipwrecked on the Anegada Reef in their late teens. Fair winds.
Maurice K Johnson
September 7, 2022
C.K slipped his moorings ! Young Loader is now at bat ! Those of us who have sailed with, worked with, partied with, and have great respect for, will know where these comments apply. Rest In Piece Mate, you truly are a Piece Of the Rock . Say Hello to Deb for us please, we miss her as well !
Sea Puddin'
September 7, 2022
And when He had finished creating Charlie He promptly broke the mold !
Feeling Charlie's loss for everyone .
Willy Walker
September 6, 2022
Sad news indeed..was in the Army with the Loader Brothers and raced against Charlie in the BOCA Series...who could forget sharing a few "green gorillas" at the RHADC (Red Hole Arguing and Drinking Club) where Charlie would produce his "snapper kapper"...a cedar handle with two screws ! He knew all about boats and how to fix problems.
Shall miss him on the waterfront.
"Fair winds and following seas Charlie"
Condolences to the Family.
Willy Walker,Paget
Douglas (Doglegs) Dewar
September 6, 2022
C. K. Loader...The prime minister of the R.H.A.A.D.C. You will be missed Charlie, we had some good times.
Sally Sherman
September 6, 2022
Such a brilliant, interesting, incredible man. He taught me a lot, I was honored to know him and to listen to his stories of times at sea.
Leslie
September 6, 2022
So sorry to hear of Charlie´s passing, he was a great man, but now he can be with his beloved Debbie! Condolences to the whole family, Leslie and Alfred Konrad
Werner Rost , Chef " Inverurie '' in the 60th.
September 6, 2022
Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.
Tracy and Susan Lindo
September 6, 2022
Thanks for being such an important part of our family for all these years as well as taking such great care of our sister Debbie!! WE Love You Brother! Rest in Peace in the Loving arms of the LORD!!!
Paul Cranage
September 6, 2022
Sincere condolences to the Loader family.
Many a happy Friday afternoon spent at Red Hole boat yard `chewing the fat´ with fellow mariners. Great times indeed.
RIP , Charlie , Sonny, et al.
La Garde Freinet, France.
Robert Mello
September 6, 2022
Dear Loader family,
Our sincere condolences upon the passing of Charlie.
A true mariner and good friend to everyone he met. Always there to help if needed.
May Charlie rest in peace.
With our deepest sympathy,
Bobby Mello & family
Jeff and Nancy Lindo
September 6, 2022
Rest in Peace brother. Thank you for all your hospitality when we came to visit. What good times we had on the boat. Keep them flowing like glue Chuck Man Dingo!!!!
We love you.
Love Susie
September 6, 2022
RIP in peace Charlie. Truly was a pleasure to know you! May God give comfort to your family & friends.
Jeff Lindo
September 6, 2022
Charlie man, aka to me Char-man-dingo!! You will be greatly missed but now you are with your love my Sis Debbie!!
I loved staying with you guys, hanging out, working and drinking Dark n Stormy's!!
I'll keep them flowing Mate and not like molasses!!
Love ya mate!!
Your Brother in law Jeff
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