CHARLES WAYNE TRAGESSER Sr.

Gloria,

My heartfelt sympathy to you, Roslyn, and Charles Jr. I too worked with Charlie in Trafford up until I got transferred and have very fond memories of the times that we spent together, either sitting together at the lunch table, playing golf together in the Friday night golf league especially the fun time that we had playing the bowling machine at Irwin Country Club after golfing, or taking half days vacation to play golf with our group from work and going out to dinner afterwards, and the occasional once a month Friday night poker parties I attended. I will miss him.

Martin and Judy Stecki send our sympathy and sincere condolences. Martin was a draftsman at Westinghouse and worked with and was friends with Chuck. He was a very special person with a very wonderful quiet sense of humor. We live out of state, but will be at the mass on Wednesday in spirit.

sympathies from an old friend from willowbrook country club. played a lot of golf together. a great guy. enjoyed his company very much. jack nesbit

Chuck, my heartfelt sympathy.

Mark
May 10, 2010

I'm so saddened by Chuck's passing. He was my father's best friend and in many ways like his younger brother. I have fond memories of them golfing, joking with each other and attending the Pittsburgh Vintage Grande Prix. Charlie was a good man, full of love for his family and friends. I am consoled in the belief that he and my father are now together again sharing the latest news of heaven. I can see my dad calling him over to a card game in progress pointing to a an open chair next to him. Rest in Peace, Chuck and don't let my Dad cheat.

We are so sad regarding the loss of this great man. Our experience with Mr. Tragesser was mostly through our relationship with his son, Chuck. We enjoyed every encounter with Mr. Tragesser -- he always was so positive and energetic. His special relationship with Chuck was clear. What a great legacy to leave behind -- such a beautiful family. Our hearts and prayers are with the entire Tragesser family.

--Jim and Erin Carlisle