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September 27, 2012
What a guy; what a smile. We loved seeing Charlie- he put 100% into every interaction with any person. I aspire to that kind of kindess and authenticity. Thanks for making me like the Cougs just a tiny bit more, Charlie ;)
-Jes, RN Cancer Partnership
September 24, 2012
From the Nurses at Providence Everett We loved Charlie and looked forword to seeing him first thing in the morning with his wonderful smile and patients. We saved chair 13 with the TV He truly made our day and we hope we made his day as well. Our thoughts are with the family and friends. I will espcially miss him we used to joke we should just commute because we both live in Mill Creek Love you Charlie and say hello to my Dad up there Charlie Crapser Love Sue
Mary Byington
September 23, 2012
Jeff and Jeannie,
You and the whole family are in my thoughts and prayers. Hugs!
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