Percy Charlton "Charley" Omohundro Jr.

Dear Nancy,

I just read about Charley's passing. I am so sorry for your loss and hope that you find strength in your faith and many wonderful memories of him. P.K. and I think fondly of the days when I worked at Westminster-Canterbury, and when we would join togther with employees and spouses at social events. Charley was that needed spark to keep those events going!

You, Anne, and George are in our thoughts.

Andrea and P.K. Black

Dearest Nancy, Anne and George - I am thinking of you. Charley was one of the most beautiful individuals I've known. He leaves a wonderful legacy of love and compassion, as he touched the lives of so many.

With love and sympathy,

Tammy

Our Uncle Charley was a source of strength to our family during good times and bad. He was an inspiration and offered hope and stability to us at every turn. The consummate Episcopalian, we treasured our times with him, and I for one, will miss his clever wit, intelligence, hysterical and unending puns, and his deep love of us, his family.

Nancy, Anne, and George, It was with deep sorry we learned of Charley's passing. He typified the Virginia Gentleman, was a splendid example of a dedicated servant of Christ, a wise counselor, and a mentor to many of us who have held positions of leadership and responsibility in the Church. We will always remember him with great affection and thanksgiving for the privilege of having known him. We send our love, Bob, Terry, and Gwen Moffett

Nancy, I am so sorry to hear of your lost. I will be praying that God gives you the strength to endure. Be strong and know that God will take care of you. May the peace of God be with you.

Nancy, Anne and George, our thoughts and prayers are with you. We will miss Charley. Love, Sarah, Carter and Thomas