Kathleen Rogers posted a condolence

Wednesday, January 8, 2025

I met Charles decades ago through work. While our paths went different ways, we managed to stay connected and built a friendship that involved many beers, a Bob Dylan concert, some soccer games, and several top 10 lists. He often shared stories about his travel adventures from back in the day with his close friends from the Island. Sleeping by the border, drinks at the White Swan pub in London, and travelling on an obscene amount of money each day. One of the best times of his life. Charles and I shared a birthday. While he would never want to celebrate his birthday, he did where the purple Habs hat I had given him for many years. Maybe too many, but that was Charles and his sentimental heart. Rest peacefully my friend. Happy heavenly birthday, love you. Kate

BM lit a candle

Friday, January 3, 2025

Dear Charles, I was filled with a deep sense of sadness and loss when I heard that you had left us. You were a genuine authentic person in a world of shallowness. I enjoyed our get togethers at the Fickle Frog and the trivia questions that ensued. Your knowledge was far reaching, often leading to raucous laughter. And I will always remember with joy our dance down Spring Garden Road on my 50th. To your family and friends my heart felt condolences.

Jessica Dempsey posted a condolence

Wednesday, August 7, 2024

To Charles Family, My deepest condolences. Hearing this news truly shocked and saddened me. I was fortunate to have known Charles, his passion of sport cards hobby ,in-particular hockey. We both learned from each other in sharing about the hobby. For respect of his privacy this all I wish to share. Again, my sincere condolences Jess

Pamela Rowe posted a condolence

Saturday, June 29, 2024

My condolences to Charlie's family and friends. He was friends with my brother Paul for many years.

Amos and Eileen Perry posted a condolence

Friday, June 28, 2024

To Charlie's Family we offer our sincere sympathy for your sad loss. Charlie was a great friend of our son-in-law, Gerard Sullivan, and all the Sullivan Family. The sadness of his passing is felt by many. Amos and I admired his easy-going personality and his amazing wit. It was always a pleasure to be in his company. May all your wonderful, loving memories of Charlie sustain you in the days to come. May Charlie rest in Peace. Amos and Ellie Perry

Bernadette LaPierre lit a candle

Thursday, June 27, 2024

My sincere condolences to Charlie's loving family and friends. I first met Charlie in May 2000 at the wedding of my niece Mary Perry and Gerard Sullivan - Charlie's good friend. As the years rolled by, I was always happy to see Charlie again at "Special Occasion Dinners' hosted by Gerard and Mary at their home. As guests we welcomed this time to catch up on news, to socialize, and to enjoy fabulous food. Charlie and I were children of the 60's, as many of the guests were. We often discussed music and bands, etc. Charlie would blow me away with his knowledge of band members of many well known bands. His explanation of "Dr. Hook" brought me to the realization that "Dr. Hook" was not who I thought he was. Charlie was always "Uncle Charlie" and I was "Aunt Bern". We respectfully called each other by those monikers. So, we were occasional friends. Charlie's absence will be greatly missed at our next "Special Occasion Dinners" and I'm sure he will be missed forever by all who had the pleasure of knowing him. My last memory of Charlie took place at the dessert table; we were both so tempted we each took two. Laughing, I said, "Let's make the most of it!" Rest in Heavenly Peace, dear friend. Aunt Bern

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Wednesday, June 26, 2024

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