Served in World War II in the 87th Depot Repair Squadron. Worked for Sealtest as the fleet supervisor.
Uncle Charles had a big heart. Every corny joke I ever heard came from him. He was generous with his time and advice to everyone who asked. He loved cigars and golf.
Beloved husband of Lois (nee Prange) of Broomall; also survived by his sisters, Ruth Maurer, of Ohio, Irma Lehr, of Havertown and his [half] brother, Wayne Kissinger, of N.J.
Uncle Charles had a big heart. Every corny joke I ever heard came from him. He was generous with his time and advice to everyone who asked. He loved cigars and golf.
Beloved husband of Lois (nee Prange) of Broomall; also survived by his sisters, Ruth Maurer, of Ohio, Irma Lehr, of Havertown and his [half] brother, Wayne Kissinger, of N.J.
Served in World War II in the 87th Depot Repair Squadron. Worked for Sealtest as the fleet supervisor.
Uncle Charles had a big heart. Every corny joke I ever heard came from him. He was generous with his time and advice to everyone who asked. He loved cigars and golf.
Beloved husband of Lois (nee Prange) of Broomall; also survived by his sisters, Ruth Maurer, of Ohio, Irma Lehr, of Havertown and his [half] brother, Wayne Kissinger, of N.J.
Uncle Charles had a big heart. Every corny joke I ever heard came from him. He was generous with his time and advice to everyone who asked. He loved cigars and golf.
Beloved husband of Lois (nee Prange) of Broomall; also survived by his sisters, Ruth Maurer, of Ohio, Irma Lehr, of Havertown and his [half] brother, Wayne Kissinger, of N.J.
