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Wayne Fisher
November 21, 2021
Charlie´s and my road trip to Gary Indiana many Veterans Days ago had a major impact on my life. The middle passenger in his pickup was my future wife. His stay in DC provided many stories of his adopted western culture.
Eric Pohl
July 30, 2020
Charlie was fun to work with. We both had hours of talk about guns while working. He was very crafty with wood. Charlie liked his donuts that was another reason we got along so well on the jobs. He's a great friend in life that I will miss. I will probably see him at the great buffet in heaven.
Mike McDonald
July 27, 2020
Charlie is still our favorite customer and character at McDonald Electric. We have a move where we cut people off in traffic called "the Desutter" that he taught us. His stories were the best ! Some were even true. Charlie is one of kind and told me the Deanna was his better 2/3rds . He told me Deanna had very bad eyesight and poor sense of smell and that's why she married him. When it's my turn to die, you can be certain that I will look Charlie up. Mike McDonald, Albuquerque,NM
Lauren Morris
July 26, 2020
Grandpa, the last 26 years had been filled with so many great memories together. You were the first person to teach me how to drive your pickup in the school parking lot and taught me how to shoot and handle a gun. I use to spend hours in your garage helping you make bullets and trying to “clean” your garage (even though I was probably just moving the dust from one area of the garage to the other haha). We use to go grab coffee at Starbucks everytime I visited, and each time I had to remind you that a tall was the same thing as a small (you just thought that was the stupidest thing haha). Every day you would ask me if I wanted a treat, and if I said “No I’m fine” you would always say “But you could be better” and proceeded to hand me the treat. We use to sit in your living room and watch jeopardy or the old antique road house show and I would yell at you each time I saw your eyes were closed and you would just open one eye and say that you were not asleep and just resting your eyes. The last two years you lived here in Texas with us meant so much to me since I was able to see you twice a week. I always enjoyed seeing the smile that lit up your face whenever I brought over a new dessert each Sunday. And even though I wish that you were down here with us right now, I know that you are happy up in Heaven looking over us. I miss you grandpa and will always leave the last piece of my pie for you. Love you!
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