Dear Marilyn, Lynn, Kelly and Suzanne,
I am so very, very sorry and sad to hear of Charles' passing. He was such a sweet and gentle man. I had the best view watching him diligently shoveling his driveway of snow. He had his own particular routine - I will miss him.
My love and thoughts are with all of you at this very sad time.
Vanita xoxoxo
Very sorry to hear about your loss, Mrs. Eplett, Lynn, Kelly, Suzanne, and family. Charlie was always friendly to me, loved his Blue Jays so much, and was a dear friend of my Mom and Dad. He will be missed and remembered.
Family of Charles- We are sorry to hear your sad news. Charles was my first Boss at the Exhibition where I worked for 23 years and 5 or 6 of those I worked for Charles.
God Bless
Marion & Gord Hutchison
In reading the Saturday Star today I noticed the obituary for Charles.
I worked with Charles as a new manager in the 70s, at the Bell Canada, Shaw Street Workcenter. I was a young, new manager at the time and Charles immediately took me under his wing as a fellow colleague. In the limited time that I spent in the group, I remember Charles with the deep voice and high quality of work that he helped instill in me.
He also had a funny side, using silly expressions such as "Great Horny Toads" and "Shaggadelic". Long before Austin Powers I might add!
Charles is no doubt looking down on all of us now and saying "I had a good round didn't I? using an old golf metaphor.
Stan Woollings
So very sorry for your loss. I have worked at Bonaire since 1999. Charles was our first golfer out every morning. He always had a good morning for us and his special candies. I miss him out there.
To Charles Family :- I am so sorry for your loss.My late Husband Ron new him very well.I had met him.My deepest Sympathy goes out to all of you RIP Charles
