Charles Otis Dingle Jr. Son of the late Charles Otis Dingle Sr. and late Dorothy M. Dingle was born on February 7, 1954 in Wilson, North Carolina.
On October 24, 2012 God sent his angels to bring Charles Jr.
home from labor to reward.
Charles Jr. received his education at the Job Corps of Baltimore, Maryland. Charles loved music, boxing, pigeons and dancing. Charles was employed with the Baltimore City Housing Authority, and later pursed a career as a construction worker
until his health became fragile.
Charles touched many lives in various ways and he will be sincerely missed by everyone who knew and loved him.
Proceeded him in death one son, Charles Otis Dingle Jr. II; one brother, Griffin Dingle Sr.; one nephew Lamont Jerome Dingle and his loving and devoted Rhoda Lynn Culver and his longtime companion Ann Evelyn Faulkner-Evans.
Charles leaves to cherish his memory, one daughter Tarsha Culver; two sons Otis Charles Dingle and Cornelius C. Dingle;
one son-in law, Chawn; five grandchildren, Markita, Oksanna, Tyreek, Labria and Jeremiah; one great grandson, Kaylin; three sisters, Evon (Rudy), Evette and Rochelle (Kevin); one brother Cornelius; Stepmother, Pam; his extended family of two stepdaughters, Twanette and Donna; ten grandchildren, two great grandchildren, one godsister, Lynn; one godson, Sandy and a host of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and other relatives and friends.
On October 24, 2012 God sent his angels to bring Charles Jr.
home from labor to reward.
Charles Jr. received his education at the Job Corps of Baltimore, Maryland. Charles loved music, boxing, pigeons and dancing. Charles was employed with the Baltimore City Housing Authority, and later pursed a career as a construction worker
until his health became fragile.
Charles touched many lives in various ways and he will be sincerely missed by everyone who knew and loved him.
Proceeded him in death one son, Charles Otis Dingle Jr. II; one brother, Griffin Dingle Sr.; one nephew Lamont Jerome Dingle and his loving and devoted Rhoda Lynn Culver and his longtime companion Ann Evelyn Faulkner-Evans.
Charles leaves to cherish his memory, one daughter Tarsha Culver; two sons Otis Charles Dingle and Cornelius C. Dingle;
one son-in law, Chawn; five grandchildren, Markita, Oksanna, Tyreek, Labria and Jeremiah; one great grandson, Kaylin; three sisters, Evon (Rudy), Evette and Rochelle (Kevin); one brother Cornelius; Stepmother, Pam; his extended family of two stepdaughters, Twanette and Donna; ten grandchildren, two great grandchildren, one godsister, Lynn; one godson, Sandy and a host of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and other relatives and friends.
Charles Otis Dingle Jr. Son of the late Charles Otis Dingle Sr. and late Dorothy M. Dingle was born on February 7, 1954 in Wilson, North Carolina.
On October 24, 2012 God sent his angels to bring Charles Jr.
home from labor to reward.
Charles Jr. received his education at the Job Corps of Baltimore, Maryland. Charles loved music, boxing, pigeons and dancing. Charles was employed with the Baltimore City Housing Authority, and later pursed a career as a construction worker
until his health became fragile.
Charles touched many lives in various ways and he will be sincerely missed by everyone who knew and loved him.
Proceeded him in death one son, Charles Otis Dingle Jr. II; one brother, Griffin Dingle Sr.; one nephew Lamont Jerome Dingle and his loving and devoted Rhoda Lynn Culver and his longtime companion Ann Evelyn Faulkner-Evans.
Charles leaves to cherish his memory, one daughter Tarsha Culver; two sons Otis Charles Dingle and Cornelius C. Dingle;
one son-in law, Chawn; five grandchildren, Markita, Oksanna, Tyreek, Labria and Jeremiah; one great grandson, Kaylin; three sisters, Evon (Rudy), Evette and Rochelle (Kevin); one brother Cornelius; Stepmother, Pam; his extended family of two stepdaughters, Twanette and Donna; ten grandchildren, two great grandchildren, one godsister, Lynn; one godson, Sandy and a host of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and other relatives and friends.
On October 24, 2012 God sent his angels to bring Charles Jr.
home from labor to reward.
Charles Jr. received his education at the Job Corps of Baltimore, Maryland. Charles loved music, boxing, pigeons and dancing. Charles was employed with the Baltimore City Housing Authority, and later pursed a career as a construction worker
until his health became fragile.
Charles touched many lives in various ways and he will be sincerely missed by everyone who knew and loved him.
Proceeded him in death one son, Charles Otis Dingle Jr. II; one brother, Griffin Dingle Sr.; one nephew Lamont Jerome Dingle and his loving and devoted Rhoda Lynn Culver and his longtime companion Ann Evelyn Faulkner-Evans.
Charles leaves to cherish his memory, one daughter Tarsha Culver; two sons Otis Charles Dingle and Cornelius C. Dingle;
one son-in law, Chawn; five grandchildren, Markita, Oksanna, Tyreek, Labria and Jeremiah; one great grandson, Kaylin; three sisters, Evon (Rudy), Evette and Rochelle (Kevin); one brother Cornelius; Stepmother, Pam; his extended family of two stepdaughters, Twanette and Donna; ten grandchildren, two great grandchildren, one godsister, Lynn; one godson, Sandy and a host of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and other relatives and friends.
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