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Charles M. “Chuck” Brown, on May 7, 2017, of Washington Twp. Age 61. Beloved husband of Joan (nee Colburn). Devoted father of Tory and Tracey. Loving grandfather of Anthony Charles. Dear brother of Bobbi Brown-Bennett, Sharon “Bonnie” Hall, Julie Brown and Shena Archie. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his viewing Monday 1:00 –Continue Reading
Charles M. “Chuck” Brown, on May 7, 2017, of Washington Twp. Age 61. Beloved husband of Joan (nee Colburn). Devoted father of Tory and Tracey. Loving grandfather of Anthony Charles. Dear brother of Bobbi Brown-Bennett, Sharon “Bonnie” Hall, Julie Brown and Shena Archie.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend his viewing Monday 1:00 – 2:00 PM at the Egizi Funeral Home, 119 Ganttown Road, Washigton Twp. Funeral Service 2:00 PM. Interment private.
In lieu of flowers, donations in Chuck’s memory may be made to the family. Condolences may be shared with the family at www.egizifuneral.com.
“A Life Well Lived
Is Worth Remembering”
james Twomey
left a message on May 11, 2017:
Chuck was my classmate at WTHS. He was a great man loved by all my prayers go out to his entire family that you will find Peace in how many people he made smile and laugh. Jim Twomey. Class of 74.
James Sbraga
left a message on May 16, 2017:
Rest in peace Chuck. Back in high school you would always brighten everyone's day.
Jim Sbraga
Gregg Gaston
left a message on May 11, 2017:
I cannot begin to express the shock and sorrow I felt when I read of Chuck's passing. I'll was a classmate of his, WTHS class of 74, and will never forget his smile and kindness. I'm honored to have called him my friend. May God look down on and comfort his family in these hard times. God bless you all. Gregg Gaston, Laredo, TX
Brian Hansen
left a message on May 11, 2017:
Many conversations were had between me and the man I referred to as Uncle Chuck. Although I had Uncles by blood he was pretty much the only one I ever thought of when I said Uncle. He would let me know when he was proud of the man I was becoming and would always let me know when I was messing up by giving me that look while shaking his head. Lol... I hated that whenever he messed with me I could never tell if he was serious or not. One day with his nephews Nick and Keynen we were at his house and I said to them today I get Uncle Chuck. I made up this guy in college named Andre Jackson and had Uncle Chuck believing all sorts of things about him. Uncle Chuck was so into the story we couldn't hold it in any longer and Keynen said Uncle Chuck, Brian is trying to clown you. Uncle Chuck told me leave!!! I laughed and he said i'm not! I was scared and sad all at the same time. I said, cmon guys, and Uncle Chuck said, I told you to leave, not them. As I left I was in tears because I was really walking home which was by any account, a long hike. Lol... after awhile Keynen picked me up and we went back. Uncle Chuck laughed and had no idea I was walking back. Till this day I don't know if he was serious or not. Lol... Uncle Chuck, you always accepted me, treated me like family, and made me feel welcome. I always enjoyed our serious conversations and appreciated how you always expected me to be better then what I was! I'll see you again Uncle Chuck ;)
Jimmy Pasquale
left a message on May 12, 2017:
Charlie and I were very good friends throughout grade school and in to high school. Chuck called me "Sherm" and we always had a good laugh about it. I was so sad to hear of his passing. 61 is way too young for a fellow classmate. The Washington Twp. Class of '74 is a unique group of people. Even when we aren't around each other, there's a sense that we all still care and think about one another with admiration, fondness, and love. We all lost a brother in Chuck. God bless his family, relatives, and close friends.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Sherria Graves
left a message on May 10, 2017:
I have memories on top of memories of my uncle chuck. I truly, truly love him. He is missed, he was loved. Uncle Chuck came whenever and I mean whenever I needed him. I will forever miss him. Sleep well Uncle Chuck. I love you!!!
Walter Bell
left a message on May 11, 2017:
My most sincere condolences for my cousin Chucky,from my family & I. Rest peacefully....Walter "Mike" Bell.
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james Twomey
left a message on May 11, 2017:
Chuck was my classmate at WTHS. He was a great man loved by all my prayers go out to his entire family that you will find Peace in how many people he made smile and laugh. Jim Twomey. Class of 74.
James Sbraga
left a message on May 16, 2017:
Rest in peace Chuck. Back in high school you would always brighten everyone's day.
Jim Sbraga
Gregg Gaston
left a message on May 11, 2017:
I cannot begin to express the shock and sorrow I felt when I read of Chuck's passing. I'll was a classmate of his, WTHS class of 74, and will never forget his smile and kindness. I'm honored to have called him my friend. May God look down on and comfort his family in these hard times. God bless you all. Gregg Gaston, Laredo, TX
Brian Hansen
left a message on May 11, 2017:
Many conversations were had between me and the man I referred to as Uncle Chuck. Although I had Uncles by blood he was pretty much the only one I ever thought of when I said Uncle. He would let me know when he was proud of the man I was becoming and would always let me know when I was messing up by giving me that look while shaking his head. Lol... I hated that whenever he messed with me I could never tell if he was serious or not. One day with his nephews Nick and Keynen we were at his house and I said to them today I get Uncle Chuck. I made up this guy in college named Andre Jackson and had Uncle Chuck believing all sorts of things about him. Uncle Chuck was so into the story we couldn't hold it in any longer and Keynen said Uncle Chuck, Brian is trying to clown you. Uncle Chuck told me leave!!! I laughed and he said i'm not! I was scared and sad all at the same time. I said, cmon guys, and Uncle Chuck said, I told you to leave, not them. As I left I was in tears because I was really walking home which was by any account, a long hike. Lol... after awhile Keynen picked me up and we went back. Uncle Chuck laughed and had no idea I was walking back. Till this day I don't know if he was serious or not. Lol... Uncle Chuck, you always accepted me, treated me like family, and made me feel welcome. I always enjoyed our serious conversations and appreciated how you always expected me to be better then what I was! I'll see you again Uncle Chuck ;)
Jimmy Pasquale
left a message on May 12, 2017:
Charlie and I were very good friends throughout grade school and in to high school. Chuck called me "Sherm" and we always had a good laugh about it. I was so sad to hear of his passing. 61 is way too young for a fellow classmate. The Washington Twp. Class of '74 is a unique group of people. Even when we aren't around each other, there's a sense that we all still care and think about one another with admiration, fondness, and love. We all lost a brother in Chuck. God bless his family, relatives, and close friends.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Sherria Graves
left a message on May 10, 2017:
I have memories on top of memories of my uncle chuck. I truly, truly love him. He is missed, he was loved. Uncle Chuck came whenever and I mean whenever I needed him. I will forever miss him. Sleep well Uncle Chuck. I love you!!!
Walter Bell
left a message on May 11, 2017:
My most sincere condolences for my cousin Chucky,from my family & I. Rest peacefully....Walter "Mike" Bell.
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