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Charles Crump III Obituary

WALLINGFORD - Charles G. Crump III was born in Wallingford on Dec. 23, 1916, to Herbert Augustus Crump, and Charlotte Sophia Barton Crump. He lived his whole life in Wallingford, but traveled often to Montana, Wyoming, and England. After finishing high school he took a bus to Montana where he spent the first of many summers working on the Nine Quarter Circle Ranch. After a sojourn in California, where he worked for Lee Duncan, owner of Rin Tin Tin, he came back to Connecticut to work in his father's printing shop. In 1943, while he was serving in the Coast Guard, he married Janet Hall. When the war ended he started a career in the stock market that lasted until October 2010. During those years he managed accounts for many clients, held a seat on the New York Stock Exchange, and wrote and broadcast a market report called "Boardroom Comments". He was a tireless volunteer in the Wallingford community, serving for years on the School Board, and other boards such as the Dime Savings Bank and the Meriden Hospital. He helped start the Wallingford Volunteer Fire Department, and his children and grandchildren can remember him rushing from bed in the middle of the night when the fire department siren sounded.

Charles was preceded in death by his parents and his sister, Charlotte Collins. He is survived by his children, Kirtland Hall Crump and Carol Crump Bryner and her husband, Alex; grandchildren, Paul and Mara; four great-grandchildren, Henry, Aine, Aubrey, and Stephen; and many nieces and nephews.

All services are private. The B. C. Bailey Funeral Home of Wallingford has been entrusted with arrangements. To leave a message of sympathy visit www.BCBailey.com

To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.

Published by The Record-Journal on Dec. 14, 2011.

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Judy Juan

December 17, 2011

Carol, my name is Judy Holder Juan. You probally don't know me but maybe you remember my sister Sue Holder Squires.Our dad, Walter Holder, was a friend of your father's and we are sorry for your loss. Our dad passed about 8 years ago and we know how the loss hurts.
Sue & I send our sympathy.

Karen Dederick Kowalski

December 16, 2011

Carol. I was saddened to read of your father's death this week. It has been several years since I last saw him at Eastside Market and had a short visit with him. In my early working life, it was a pleasure to work for him in New Haven and have other Wallingford people in the office to share the experience. He was a great boss. You and your brother are in my prayers.

Susan Appell

December 15, 2011

Carol and Kirt: Words cannot express the sadness I feel with your dad's death. I have so many wonderful memories of happy times together when we were kids, young adults, and as the senior citizens we have become. My sympathy and prayers to you and yours.

Susan Appell

Roger Appell

December 15, 2011

Carol and Kirt, our prayers go out to you and your families. Charlie was such a wonderful and caring person. You are all in our paryers. Roger

Jim Allen

December 15, 2011

I first met Charlie in 1949 when I went to work at the Wallingford Steel company I played golf with him at the Farms CC and my wife enjoyed dancing the energetic one step with him at the many functions at the club. Janet and I stayed at the table and watched. He was our very trusted and knowledgeable broker for years. A fine man. God Bless you, Charlie. My deepest sympathies to the remaining family members.

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