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2018
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Charles Hock Obituary
NORFOLK, VA. – Charles M. Hock, 77, passed away Friday November 16, 2018 at the Beechwood Rehab in New London.
He was born July 23, 1941 in Buffalo, NY the son of William and Beulah (Healey) Hock. Charles is a United States Navy veteran and retired from the civil service.
He was predeceased by his wife Mary (Surber) Hock and his parents.
Charles is survived by two brothers James and Karen Hock of Griswold, David and Barbara Hock of Colchester, cousin Lawrence Elliott of North Haverhill, NH, several nieces and nephews.
A calling hour will be Tuesday November 20, 2018 at the Gagne-Piechowski Funeral Home 490 Voluntown Rd Jewett City, CT from 4 to 5 PM with a service to follow at 5 PM at the Funeral Home.
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James Hock
November 11, 2022
Charles, you were the best big brother that a little brother could have. I still think of you every day. I love you and I miss you.
Rest in peace Big Brother. Love, Jim.
James Hock
November 11, 2020
Charles, it's been two years since I lost you and I still think of you every day. I love you and I miss you. Rest in peace Big Brother. Love, JIm.
James Hock
November 23, 2018
To my big brother,
You were always there for me. When I graduated from the sixth grade, you were there. When I graduated from high school, you were there. When I needed advice, you were there. When I needed money, you were there. When I needed a friend, you were there. When I was confused, you were there. When I needed a drink, you were there. When I needed a place to get away from everything, you were there. When I got married, you were there (my best man). When my first born needed a godfather, you were there. When I needed somebody to talk to, you were there. You always had a smile and a kind word. When no one else was there, you were there.
You accepted me for who I was. You never judged me, you never asked me for anything, you never turned me away, you never told me no. You accepted me for me.
You were my hero when I was little. I have always looked up to you. You were always there for me.
I love you and I miss you.
Your little brother.
Linda Sinko
November 19, 2018
Very sorry for your loss.
Karen Hock
November 18, 2018
RIP Chas you will be miss and always in my heart
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