Dr. Charles G. Shears

I am Charles Gonzalez Shears first cousin--my dad and his dad were brothers. I am sorry to say that I never met Dr. Shears personally. I have heard a lot about him, from my parents and older brothers and from our cousins and other relatives. I join you in your grieve. May God grant you peace and acceptance.

Barbara & Family
Our condolences to you & the family.
Charles will always be remembered for his kindness, unconditional love, and wonderful memories, his generosity in helping his family back home in Brownsville.
Raymond loved his brother Charles so much . If only you knew how much. He always thought of him and only wished he could have seen him threw the years.
Charlie, Ceci, & Fia we miss you and love you and we pray that the memories you had with your father will bring you peace and comfort for he truly loved his children as well as his wife .
May the lord grant you and your family peace in knowing he is with the lord .
Love, Esther Shears

Charlie, sorry to hear of the passing of your Dad. Our thoughts & prayers are with you & your family.

Barbara,
I am very sorry to hear about Charles. I will always remember the
wonderful times we had together
when Papa, Barbie and Sofia were
little. My mom loved Charles and so
did I. He was always there for the
family. When I think of him I see
him laughing or with a big smile. He truly knew how to enjoy life and the
people he loved. Please give my condolences to Chalrles Jr., Barbie
and Sofia. Remember that you and
the children have family that loves
you in Brownsville. You have my E-Mail in case you want to contact me.

My wife KC and I had the pleasure of hosting two trips that Dr. and Mrs. Shears traveled on thru the University of Texas Alumni Association's "Flying Longhorns". One to San Francisco to watch UT and Stanford and the other to Europe. Both Dr. and Mrs. Shears made both of these trips memorable, as their fun for life, charm and kindness were shared amply with the rest of us on these trips. I just wanted to share this with the Shears family, Dr. Shears was a truly gifted and blessed man and he shared those gifts with all who knew him on a daily basis. May God bless you all, surely he has a special place for Dr. Shears in heaven.

Please accept our sincerest condolences. Charles and I have been friends since we both started doing dentistry. We extended our friendship jogging together in Memorial Park for many many miles.

Thank you for giving me my start in
denistry, Dr Shears created a loving family enviroment, for all his employees, and he will truly be missed, by me and my family..

Mrs. Shears and family,

Dr. Shears was one of the kindest men I've ever met. He was a true gentleman. I knew Dr. Shears from work at the church and I used to see him & Mrs. Shears at restaurants all the time. He always had a kind word. My condolences to Mrs. Shears and all of the family.

I extend to you my deepest sympathy.Dr.Shears was a splendid
man,of great intellect and a big heart.God bless you and keep you
in your time of bereavement.

Dr. Charles Shears will always be remembered for his unconditional love, and wonderful memories I have had the pleasure of hearing from my family in South Texas. My prayers are with you during this time.

I am sorry to hear about Dr. Shears. I am P.J. Silvetti's daughter. He gave me my first summer job. I remember so many things about him. I am so sorry for your lose. He was a great man. Every time I would drive by one of the offices I would smile and think back to when I was a child. He really touch my life.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Aunt Barbara, Charlie,Barbara,Sofia my condolences to you in your time of sorrow. I was shocked to hear Uncle Charles passed away. I will always remember everything he has done for us, and I will always hold him close to my heart. Well, now all three brothers are together in heaven just like daddy wanted it to be. I feel your sorrow and joy of him not suffering anymore. Charles, Raymond and Robert are together now with the Lord by there side.
Uncle Charles was a true gentlemen and had a heart of Gold . Im so happy i got to talk to him not to long ago. Aunt Barbara and cousins ill pray for you and my dearest Uncle Charles. Love Bonnie Shears, Brian & Anthony Esquivel & Sabrina Rawlins & Family

I was so sorry to hear about Dr. Shears passing. As with so many of us, he started my career in Dentistry and we were lucky to have him in our lives. He showed all of us about equal care for anyone, no matter what your color or bank acct. I'm sure that Doris Levine was waiting there for him on Sat. with a "List of things we need to go over" as she did each day when she was still here. Love to Barbara,Charlie, Barbara, and Sophia, Sicerely; P.J. Silvetti and Nick Nickolaus

Charles is one of my favorite people ever -- a true gentleman of depth and character. Incredible man.

We met at the Memorial Park Golf Course Driving range several years ago and became friends.

We had many good conversations between practice shots about golf, life, business, politics, and the most important topic of all to Charles -- his lovely bride, Barbara, and his family.

We all love you, Charles. God bless you, and God bless your family.

I was so sorry to hear that Dr. Shears had passed. I worked with him for many years at McGregor and have many fond memories of my time there. May God bless you and bring comfort to all of you in your time of sorrow. I know he will always be close to you in your hearts.

Charlie, so sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. I know he is in a better place. I will keep him, you, and your family in my thoughts and prayers. Michael Lacey. St.Thomas High School. Class of 1979.

MAY ALL YOUR WONDERFUL YEARS TOGETHER BRING YOU GREAT MEMORIES AND COMFORT.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

I am sorry to read that Dr. Shears has passed. My first Dental job was with Dr. Shears when I was 16. He introduced me into the Dental field and trained me as an assistant. (That was 40 years ago and I am still in Dentisty today as an Office Manager)
I will will always remember this gentle man. My sympathy to his Family.
Cindy