Charles Corneilus Edgeworth, 90 yrs. old, of Hanahan, SC, died peacefully at home on December 19, 2023. He was born at home, the 4th child of eleven born in1933 to L.H. Edgeworth Sr. and Dulah Austeen Todd Edgeworth. Attended Scranton High school class of 1952.
A visitation for Charlie will be held on Friday December 22, 2023 from 6-8pm at Carolina Memorial Funeral Home 7113 Rivers Avenue, North Charleston, SC 29406. Funeral Service will be held the following day at Highland Park Baptist Church, the family will receive friends at 11:00, the service will start at 12:00. Burial with military honors will take place at Carolina Memorial Park.
Charlie, a widower, was previously married for 36 years to Mamie Bishop from Newberry SC. Charlie met Enid Stringer/Mock from Ft Worth, TX. While attending church at Highland Park Baptist church. They were married in 1999 at the First Baptist Church in Mt. Pleasant, SC.
Charlie is survived by his children Mamie C. Hummer (ex. James Hummer), C. Todd Edgeworth, Scot D. Edgeworth (Dori), step-children, Jennifer Mock Pullen (Jason Moss), George D. Mock Jr.(Mandy), and, Shannon E. Freeman and their children meant the world to him; his grandchildren Caroline A. Spencer (Justin), Dean M. Edgeworth (Brenna), Eric S. Hummer (Emily), Jenna Edgeworth (Chad), Kathryn N. Platt (Sam), Cody R. Pullen, Kristen E. Edgeworth, Ashley K Stamey (Cody) , Nathaniel T. Pullen, Loretta M. Mock, Samuel D. Mock, John David Mock, Emalyn E. Freeman; his great grandchildren Jacqueline M. Hummer, Gabriel J. Spencer, Elora G. Spencer, Selina K. Spencer, Elius K.Hummer, Caden H. Edgeworth, Lucas R. Pullen, William H. Platt, and Bethany C. Hummer, Atticus D. Platt.
Charles was preceded in death by his parents, 1st wife, Mamie Bishop Edgeworth, siblings Colleen Genelle Lee, L.H. Edgeworth Jr., .Marillia Anne E. Sweat, and great granddaughter Harper E. M. Edgeworth, and is survived by his sibling: Unalda Faye E. Collins of Jacksonville, Fl, Norman Keith Edgeworth Sr. of Johnsonville SC, Bonnie Jane E. Guthrie of Callahan, Fl, Sarah Marceline E. Allen of Jacksonville, Fl, Douglas MacArthur (Jenny) of Kingstree, SC, Don Bailey Edgeworth (Betty) of Scraton SC, Nancy Sharon Culcutt (Marion) of Hemingway, his second wife, Enid and 3 children and 3 step children.
Charles was passionate about serving his country as a Military Police officer in the US Air Force. While in the Armed Forces he served in 3 campaigns. (WWII, Korea War and Vietnam) He joined October 21st, 1952 and retired January 1st, 1973. He was a police officer in various roles for 44 years following his Air force retirement until ultimately retiring in 1994.
Charles was an active member of Highland Park Baptist. Over the years he served as a deacon, layman, Sunday school teacher, and serving within various needs of the church. He was an active Mason of the 33 degree at the Carolina Lodge 375 in Hanahan, SC.
It was hard to sum up Charlie in one word, so we'll leave you with several; devoted Christian, loving husband, dad, step-dad, father-n-law, granddaddy, papa, friend, deacon, and caring neighbor. He was driven by his strong love for the Lord and his great devotion to his family and friends. He died peacefully surrounded by family in his home, and is joyously pain free with the Lord.
Everyone who knew Charles knew how much he loved Baseball and that a game was always going to be on. He was even scouted as a young man for the Boston Red Sox. Another incredibly favored past time, was around the dining room table playing cards. Every chance he could get would be hours of game play well into the evening, still looking for that "one card, one card" to finish a great winning hand. Charlie will always be remembered for so many things, as some of the best moments can always be the simple ones too. Anyone walking into the house would see him in his chair reading the paper thoroughly, the covert power napper that could hold that same paper up without wavering and still express indignantly that he "wasn't sleeping", going "for a drive" meant stopping for Wendy's ice cream on the way back, "stepping out" was a walk around the block for miles at a time or just meeting a friend for coffee, and he was an admirable example of what it meant to lead your family and home well. We couldn't have asked for a better cornerstone to our family, we will miss Charles and imagine hearing him say "alright, love you, take care, God Bless, bye-bye" one more time.
A visitation for Charlie will be held on Friday December 22, 2023 from 6-8pm at Carolina Memorial Funeral Home 7113 Rivers Avenue, North Charleston, SC 29406. Funeral Service will be held the following day at Highland Park Baptist Church, the family will receive friends at 11:00, the service will start at 12:00. Burial with military honors will take place at Carolina Memorial Park.
Charlie, a widower, was previously married for 36 years to Mamie Bishop from Newberry SC. Charlie met Enid Stringer/Mock from Ft Worth, TX. While attending church at Highland Park Baptist church. They were married in 1999 at the First Baptist Church in Mt. Pleasant, SC.
Charlie is survived by his children Mamie C. Hummer (ex. James Hummer), C. Todd Edgeworth, Scot D. Edgeworth (Dori), step-children, Jennifer Mock Pullen (Jason Moss), George D. Mock Jr.(Mandy), and, Shannon E. Freeman and their children meant the world to him; his grandchildren Caroline A. Spencer (Justin), Dean M. Edgeworth (Brenna), Eric S. Hummer (Emily), Jenna Edgeworth (Chad), Kathryn N. Platt (Sam), Cody R. Pullen, Kristen E. Edgeworth, Ashley K Stamey (Cody) , Nathaniel T. Pullen, Loretta M. Mock, Samuel D. Mock, John David Mock, Emalyn E. Freeman; his great grandchildren Jacqueline M. Hummer, Gabriel J. Spencer, Elora G. Spencer, Selina K. Spencer, Elius K.Hummer, Caden H. Edgeworth, Lucas R. Pullen, William H. Platt, and Bethany C. Hummer, Atticus D. Platt.
Charles was preceded in death by his parents, 1st wife, Mamie Bishop Edgeworth, siblings Colleen Genelle Lee, L.H. Edgeworth Jr., .Marillia Anne E. Sweat, and great granddaughter Harper E. M. Edgeworth, and is survived by his sibling: Unalda Faye E. Collins of Jacksonville, Fl, Norman Keith Edgeworth Sr. of Johnsonville SC, Bonnie Jane E. Guthrie of Callahan, Fl, Sarah Marceline E. Allen of Jacksonville, Fl, Douglas MacArthur (Jenny) of Kingstree, SC, Don Bailey Edgeworth (Betty) of Scraton SC, Nancy Sharon Culcutt (Marion) of Hemingway, his second wife, Enid and 3 children and 3 step children.
Charles was passionate about serving his country as a Military Police officer in the US Air Force. While in the Armed Forces he served in 3 campaigns. (WWII, Korea War and Vietnam) He joined October 21st, 1952 and retired January 1st, 1973. He was a police officer in various roles for 44 years following his Air force retirement until ultimately retiring in 1994.
Charles was an active member of Highland Park Baptist. Over the years he served as a deacon, layman, Sunday school teacher, and serving within various needs of the church. He was an active Mason of the 33 degree at the Carolina Lodge 375 in Hanahan, SC.
It was hard to sum up Charlie in one word, so we'll leave you with several; devoted Christian, loving husband, dad, step-dad, father-n-law, granddaddy, papa, friend, deacon, and caring neighbor. He was driven by his strong love for the Lord and his great devotion to his family and friends. He died peacefully surrounded by family in his home, and is joyously pain free with the Lord.
Everyone who knew Charles knew how much he loved Baseball and that a game was always going to be on. He was even scouted as a young man for the Boston Red Sox. Another incredibly favored past time, was around the dining room table playing cards. Every chance he could get would be hours of game play well into the evening, still looking for that "one card, one card" to finish a great winning hand. Charlie will always be remembered for so many things, as some of the best moments can always be the simple ones too. Anyone walking into the house would see him in his chair reading the paper thoroughly, the covert power napper that could hold that same paper up without wavering and still express indignantly that he "wasn't sleeping", going "for a drive" meant stopping for Wendy's ice cream on the way back, "stepping out" was a walk around the block for miles at a time or just meeting a friend for coffee, and he was an admirable example of what it meant to lead your family and home well. We couldn't have asked for a better cornerstone to our family, we will miss Charles and imagine hearing him say "alright, love you, take care, God Bless, bye-bye" one more time.
Charles Corneilus Edgeworth, 90 yrs. old, of Hanahan, SC, died peacefully at home on December 19, 2023. He was born at home, the 4th child of eleven born in1933 to L.H. Edgeworth Sr. and Dulah Austeen Todd Edgeworth. Attended Scranton High school class of 1952.
A visitation for Charlie will be held on Friday December 22, 2023 from 6-8pm at Carolina Memorial Funeral Home 7113 Rivers Avenue, North Charleston, SC 29406. Funeral Service will be held the following day at Highland Park Baptist Church, the family will receive friends at 11:00, the service will start at 12:00. Burial with military honors will take place at Carolina Memorial Park.
Charlie, a widower, was previously married for 36 years to Mamie Bishop from Newberry SC. Charlie met Enid Stringer/Mock from Ft Worth, TX. While attending church at Highland Park Baptist church. They were married in 1999 at the First Baptist Church in Mt. Pleasant, SC.
Charlie is survived by his children Mamie C. Hummer (ex. James Hummer), C. Todd Edgeworth, Scot D. Edgeworth (Dori), step-children, Jennifer Mock Pullen (Jason Moss), George D. Mock Jr.(Mandy), and, Shannon E. Freeman and their children meant the world to him; his grandchildren Caroline A. Spencer (Justin), Dean M. Edgeworth (Brenna), Eric S. Hummer (Emily), Jenna Edgeworth (Chad), Kathryn N. Platt (Sam), Cody R. Pullen, Kristen E. Edgeworth, Ashley K Stamey (Cody) , Nathaniel T. Pullen, Loretta M. Mock, Samuel D. Mock, John David Mock, Emalyn E. Freeman; his great grandchildren Jacqueline M. Hummer, Gabriel J. Spencer, Elora G. Spencer, Selina K. Spencer, Elius K.Hummer, Caden H. Edgeworth, Lucas R. Pullen, William H. Platt, and Bethany C. Hummer, Atticus D. Platt.
Charles was preceded in death by his parents, 1st wife, Mamie Bishop Edgeworth, siblings Colleen Genelle Lee, L.H. Edgeworth Jr., .Marillia Anne E. Sweat, and great granddaughter Harper E. M. Edgeworth, and is survived by his sibling: Unalda Faye E. Collins of Jacksonville, Fl, Norman Keith Edgeworth Sr. of Johnsonville SC, Bonnie Jane E. Guthrie of Callahan, Fl, Sarah Marceline E. Allen of Jacksonville, Fl, Douglas MacArthur (Jenny) of Kingstree, SC, Don Bailey Edgeworth (Betty) of Scraton SC, Nancy Sharon Culcutt (Marion) of Hemingway, his second wife, Enid and 3 children and 3 step children.
Charles was passionate about serving his country as a Military Police officer in the US Air Force. While in the Armed Forces he served in 3 campaigns. (WWII, Korea War and Vietnam) He joined October 21st, 1952 and retired January 1st, 1973. He was a police officer in various roles for 44 years following his Air force retirement until ultimately retiring in 1994.
Charles was an active member of Highland Park Baptist. Over the years he served as a deacon, layman, Sunday school teacher, and serving within various needs of the church. He was an active Mason of the 33 degree at the Carolina Lodge 375 in Hanahan, SC.
It was hard to sum up Charlie in one word, so we'll leave you with several; devoted Christian, loving husband, dad, step-dad, father-n-law, granddaddy, papa, friend, deacon, and caring neighbor. He was driven by his strong love for the Lord and his great devotion to his family and friends. He died peacefully surrounded by family in his home, and is joyously pain free with the Lord.
Everyone who knew Charles knew how much he loved Baseball and that a game was always going to be on. He was even scouted as a young man for the Boston Red Sox. Another incredibly favored past time, was around the dining room table playing cards. Every chance he could get would be hours of game play well into the evening, still looking for that "one card, one card" to finish a great winning hand. Charlie will always be remembered for so many things, as some of the best moments can always be the simple ones too. Anyone walking into the house would see him in his chair reading the paper thoroughly, the covert power napper that could hold that same paper up without wavering and still express indignantly that he "wasn't sleeping", going "for a drive" meant stopping for Wendy's ice cream on the way back, "stepping out" was a walk around the block for miles at a time or just meeting a friend for coffee, and he was an admirable example of what it meant to lead your family and home well. We couldn't have asked for a better cornerstone to our family, we will miss Charles and imagine hearing him say "alright, love you, take care, God Bless, bye-bye" one more time.
A visitation for Charlie will be held on Friday December 22, 2023 from 6-8pm at Carolina Memorial Funeral Home 7113 Rivers Avenue, North Charleston, SC 29406. Funeral Service will be held the following day at Highland Park Baptist Church, the family will receive friends at 11:00, the service will start at 12:00. Burial with military honors will take place at Carolina Memorial Park.
Charlie, a widower, was previously married for 36 years to Mamie Bishop from Newberry SC. Charlie met Enid Stringer/Mock from Ft Worth, TX. While attending church at Highland Park Baptist church. They were married in 1999 at the First Baptist Church in Mt. Pleasant, SC.
Charlie is survived by his children Mamie C. Hummer (ex. James Hummer), C. Todd Edgeworth, Scot D. Edgeworth (Dori), step-children, Jennifer Mock Pullen (Jason Moss), George D. Mock Jr.(Mandy), and, Shannon E. Freeman and their children meant the world to him; his grandchildren Caroline A. Spencer (Justin), Dean M. Edgeworth (Brenna), Eric S. Hummer (Emily), Jenna Edgeworth (Chad), Kathryn N. Platt (Sam), Cody R. Pullen, Kristen E. Edgeworth, Ashley K Stamey (Cody) , Nathaniel T. Pullen, Loretta M. Mock, Samuel D. Mock, John David Mock, Emalyn E. Freeman; his great grandchildren Jacqueline M. Hummer, Gabriel J. Spencer, Elora G. Spencer, Selina K. Spencer, Elius K.Hummer, Caden H. Edgeworth, Lucas R. Pullen, William H. Platt, and Bethany C. Hummer, Atticus D. Platt.
Charles was preceded in death by his parents, 1st wife, Mamie Bishop Edgeworth, siblings Colleen Genelle Lee, L.H. Edgeworth Jr., .Marillia Anne E. Sweat, and great granddaughter Harper E. M. Edgeworth, and is survived by his sibling: Unalda Faye E. Collins of Jacksonville, Fl, Norman Keith Edgeworth Sr. of Johnsonville SC, Bonnie Jane E. Guthrie of Callahan, Fl, Sarah Marceline E. Allen of Jacksonville, Fl, Douglas MacArthur (Jenny) of Kingstree, SC, Don Bailey Edgeworth (Betty) of Scraton SC, Nancy Sharon Culcutt (Marion) of Hemingway, his second wife, Enid and 3 children and 3 step children.
Charles was passionate about serving his country as a Military Police officer in the US Air Force. While in the Armed Forces he served in 3 campaigns. (WWII, Korea War and Vietnam) He joined October 21st, 1952 and retired January 1st, 1973. He was a police officer in various roles for 44 years following his Air force retirement until ultimately retiring in 1994.
Charles was an active member of Highland Park Baptist. Over the years he served as a deacon, layman, Sunday school teacher, and serving within various needs of the church. He was an active Mason of the 33 degree at the Carolina Lodge 375 in Hanahan, SC.
It was hard to sum up Charlie in one word, so we'll leave you with several; devoted Christian, loving husband, dad, step-dad, father-n-law, granddaddy, papa, friend, deacon, and caring neighbor. He was driven by his strong love for the Lord and his great devotion to his family and friends. He died peacefully surrounded by family in his home, and is joyously pain free with the Lord.
Everyone who knew Charles knew how much he loved Baseball and that a game was always going to be on. He was even scouted as a young man for the Boston Red Sox. Another incredibly favored past time, was around the dining room table playing cards. Every chance he could get would be hours of game play well into the evening, still looking for that "one card, one card" to finish a great winning hand. Charlie will always be remembered for so many things, as some of the best moments can always be the simple ones too. Anyone walking into the house would see him in his chair reading the paper thoroughly, the covert power napper that could hold that same paper up without wavering and still express indignantly that he "wasn't sleeping", going "for a drive" meant stopping for Wendy's ice cream on the way back, "stepping out" was a walk around the block for miles at a time or just meeting a friend for coffee, and he was an admirable example of what it meant to lead your family and home well. We couldn't have asked for a better cornerstone to our family, we will miss Charles and imagine hearing him say "alright, love you, take care, God Bless, bye-bye" one more time.
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