Charles H. Mitchell

November 19, 1938 - July 15, 2026

In loving memory of Charles H. Mitchell (Mitch)

On July 15, 2026, of Palm Harbor, FL. Beloved husband of the late Mary (nee Doyle). Also survived by his first wife, Kathleen Mitchell. Devoted father of the late Colleen Kibler (the late Richard), Kim Griffith (Bill), the late Michael Mitchell, Laura Flaiano (Fabrizio), and Linda Mitchell. Loving grandfather of Rick, Kelley, Jamie, Corrin, Frank, and Samuel. Proud great-grandfather of 10. Dear brother of Daniel Mitchell (Nancy), Barbara Mitchell, and the late Joanne Haas, and many nieces and nephews.

It is with love and gratitude for a life well lived that we announce the passing of Charles H. Mitchell (Mitch), who passed away at the age of 87.

Born and raised in Philadelphia, PA., Mitch carried with him the values of hard work and dedication throughout his life. It was in South West, Philadelphia that he met and married his first wife, Kathleen Mitchell, with whom he shared 33 years of marriage. Together they moved to New Jersey, where they built a loving home and raised their five children.

A hardworking provider, Mitch dedicated 30 years of service as a Lineman with the Philadelphia Electric Company before retiring. Never one to shy away from hard work, he also owned and operated a successful boat hauling company for many years, combining his entrepreneurial spirit with one of his greatest passions.

The water was where Mitch felt most at home. An avid boater throughout his life, he found joy, peace, and adventure on the open water, creating countless memories with family and friends. Later in life, he discovered another passion – the game of golf. After relocating to Florida, he fulfilled a dream by purchasing a home on a golf course, where he spent many happy days enjoying the game. The friendships he formed there became deeply meaningful, and his golfing companions quickly became an extension of his family.

Mitch married his second wife, Mary Doyle in 1993. They shared 14 years together until her passing. Their marriage brought him additional companionship, happiness and cherished memories that remained close to his heart.

Above all, Mitch will be remembered as a loving father, grandfather, friend, and neighbor. He was known for his strong work ethic, his love of the water and the golf course, and his ability to make lasting friendships wherever life took him.

Mitch’s life will be honored and remembered privately by his family.

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In loving memory of Charles H. Mitchell (Mitch) On July 15, 2026, of Palm Harbor, FL. Beloved husband of the late Mary (nee Doyle). Also survived by his first wife, Kathleen Mitchell. Devoted father of the late Colleen Kibler (the late Richard), Kim Griffith (Bill), the late Michael Mitchell, Laura Flaiano (Fabrizio), and Linda Mitchell.Continue Reading

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My Deepest Sympathies go out the Whole Mitchell Family. I am a long time friend of Linda over 50 years of shared friendship.Many memories growing up at the Mitchell household in Bellmawr where I remember Mr Mitchell commanding his undeniable presence at the head of the table !♥️🙏🏼 May he rest in peace after having lived a beautifully active life . My Sympathies…..

So sorry to hear about the passing of such a kind and gentle man. A lifelong good friend of my dad‘s who became our friend letting us spend many a beautiful day at the boat dock on the creek. Thankfully, that tradition carries on with his gracious family. We are very saddened to hear of your loss. Colleen and James.

Our deepest sympathy , a very sad day for us Chuck was a wonderful guy and always had a smile on his face ,we spent over 35 yrs boating laughing and having a few beers on the dock. Just a couple of Big timber creek guys . We Are in Florida and we did remain in touch God hold him in his palm of is hand forever , Good bye buddy Bob & Barbara Maier. Venice Fl

Im suddenly by CHUCK PASSING. WE SHARED A LIFELONG FRIENDSHIPS FROM OUR high school escapades and our years of playing rolls in Our version of GREASE, To SPENDING HOURS ON THE CREEK, FIRST WATCHING HIS DAD N FRIENDS BUILD BOATS TO OUR OWN LIFETIME OF BOATING. FINELY WE SPENT OUR GOLDEN YEARS IN FLORIDA.. TO KASS AND FAMILY'S MY SINCERE CONDOLENCE. MAY GOD RECEIVE HIM WITH OPEN ARMS. (I just hope he doesn't ask him to many questions.!

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