Charles Dameron

I worked very close to Charlie Dameron, representing production, while he represented the newsroom, installing advanced technology for electronic publishing. Mr. Dean Singleton returned to The Dallas Times Herald many years later as owner, after he was declared "not enough experience" when Mr. Singleton applied as a cub reporter. I sat next to my friend, Charlie, in the welcome manager's meeting when Mr. Singleton (kiddingly) announced that Charlie was the one doing this interview many years prior. Charlie "sheepish" said to me, under his breath, I hope he does not remember me ... but in good fun, all turned out well for this great newspaperman, and we all will miss him, very much.

Please accept our deepest sympathy for the loss of our cousin Charlie. Although we did not know him well, we know that he was a loving and caring family man who loved his country, family and friends. He was a good man and loved God. He will be missed by all.

I knew Charlie when he and my dad worked closely together helping to build the North Dallas Chamber of Commerce and the baseball league. He was always a pleasure to visit with and a fountain of knowledge about the growth of North Dallas and the Times Herald. He was a visionary, as were so many of the men and women who built North Dallas, and we are all better for his pioneering work. Those of us who have stayed connected to the baseball league stand on his giant shoulders.
May he rest in peace.

Thinking fondly of Charlie and all the Damerons. He was a wonderful man.

Had the pleasure of serving Mr Dameron @ a local retirement home in which he & his wife resided & I was employeed as a waiter. They brought a smile to my face whenever I saw them. Im sure he will be missed.

The world has lost a truly great man. Every time I picture him all I can remember is that big smile. I am blessed that I was able to call Charlie my friend.