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Charles Mannix Obituary
Ocala - Mr. Charles A. Mannix of Ocala (formerly of Malvern, PA) passed away at the age of 88 on November 20, 2008. He was a US Army Air Corp veteran serving in the pacific in WWII. He was a retired conductor for the Pennsylvania Railroad. He is the husband of Audrey Mannix and the late Marjorie Mannix; father of Barbara Lawlor of TN and Charles Mannix of Alexandria LA.; grandfather of Heather, Andrew and Christina. Mass of Christian Burial at Blessed Trinity Church Tuesday at 11 am. Arrangements by Forest Lawn Funeral Home 5740 S. Pine Ave Ocala, FL 34480.
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Louise Lusher
November 25, 2008
Even though I only met Charlie I know the love he had for airplanes gave him a fufilled life he is in a better place now my thoughts and prayers are with you
Rochelle Lock
November 24, 2008
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
John Krisch
November 23, 2008
Please accept my deepest sympathies.
I loved to fly with Charlie in his C150 here in Ocala and up north at Coatsville A.P with the CAP. Charlie loved that plane,he was a great guy and was well liked by all.
God Bless you all and peace be with you.
November 23, 2008
Dear Audrie, Chuch & Barbara,
Our condolences to all of you, You & Charlie will be in our prayers.
Love,
Charlie's sister, Virginia, & husband Ed
Patty Mannix
November 23, 2008
Dear Audrey, Barbie and Chuck, God bless you all at this sad time. What a wonderful, gentle soul Uncle Charlie was. We only were lucky enough to visit with him only several times through the years but he was certainly someone who when you talked with him you felt as if you saw him everyday! He was lucky to have all of you too. Love and prayers,
Patty Mannix
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