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STEPHEN F BIGELOW
October 27, 2024
I was at St Catherines today and saw the stained glass window and thought of the family. My wife Marie and my MIL Caroline Johnson were Members of St Catherines from the beginning.
Bob Nelson
March 7, 2010
I know and have known many wonderful people in my life. "Charlie", ham radio callsign WA4EYU, was in the top tier. He was The "Offical Bulletin Station" for the American Radio Relay League for more years than I can recall, always copying the signal through Morse Code (CW), rather than the lazy man's way of reading the text online, he was always on time for the weekly bulletins in support of all of Jacksonville's hams and residents in emergency services.
Charlie was a keystone of the golden age of ham radio in Jacksonville, and a better gentleman has not been born. If you knew him, you would have thought him to be in his 60's or 70's, not 90's!
73, Charlie. You cannot be replaced.
de N4CUZ
Jean Smith Frost
March 7, 2010
To the Humber Children
I have kept in touch with your parents through friends at St Cath's.What great people they were.They welcomed the Smith family to the neighborhood on Geraldine Dr.so many years ago.
We send our condolences to you and God bless you.
Al Schneckloth
March 6, 2010
To the Humber Family:
My most sincere condolences on the passing you your parents. The children and grandchildren are most fortunate that your parents lived a long life.
I have been friends with Mike and Melissa for many years. I recall that Mike would speak often of Helen and Charlie fondly. Mike and Charlie entered many races and both finished well.
Mike if I can ever be of assistance, please just let me know.
May God bless each of the Humber family.
Pam Bennett
March 5, 2010
Mrs. Harvin...We were so sorry to hear about the passing of your Dad. It's been so long since we've seen you, Corey and Casey but think about you quite often. Please let us know what we can do. We'd be honored. Sincerely, Pam Stiefel Bennett and children(Lauren, Chase and Tyler) & David and Sharon Stiefel
March 5, 2010
Charlie was a long time friend and fellow Ham Radio Operator. I met Charlie in 1973. He was active in the local radio clubs, he always had a smile to share. I remember the first race I entered, Run-To-The Sun in Orange Park. Charlie was there, about 67 years of age, and very healthy. I tried to run along beside him but he left me in the dust! He cheerfully shared with me that he couldn't run and talk to which I had to chuckle.
Charlie was a wonderful person. The world needs more guys like him!!
73 Charlie, de W4IJJ, John Reynolds
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