Charlotte Virginia Imhoff, a loving and wonderful mother, grandmother and great-grandmother was born and raised in Wisconsin Rapids, WI. After high school, she worked at the Ahdawagom Paper Products Company as a payroll clerk.
Charlotte married Carl Imhoff, the love of her life, on November 27, 1943, and they enjoyed 51 and a half wonderful years until his passing un 1995. As a military wife, they were eventually relocated to Fresno, CA in May of 1944. She opened the Security Bank in the Tower District as head teller until she became a mother in 1949. They raised five children; four daughters, and a son.
In 1964, Charlotte and Carl opened their own fire and casualty insurance agency, Imhoff Sunland Insurance. They retired in March of 1994. During her life, Charlotte was involved with the XI Chapter of a philanthropic sorority; Our Lady of Victory Women's Guild; Lady Lions; Poverello Guild; Progressive Home Club; and many school organizations during her children's school years. She lived a very active life. Faith and family were her top priorities. Her active life included church, family gatherings, bridge, Thursday morning breakfast followed by hair and nail appointments, and of course the casino.
Charlotte was loved and admired by all. She touched the lives of many. Family and friends have described her as amazing, inspirational, classy, a legend, a blessing, precious, incredible, a beautiful person with a heart of gold, great sense of humor, a fabulous lady, and a woman with a kind and beautiful Soul. She will be missed by all!
Charlotte is survived by her four daughters, Carla (Richard)Parada, Sandy Imhoff, Linda (Robert) Hauser, and Gail (Paul)Salazar; her son, Steven Imhoff and wife Karen; nine grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren.
Viewing and Rosary: Whitehurst, Sullivan, Burns & Blair Funeral.
Mass of Christian Burial: The Shrine of St. Therese Catholic Church.
Charlotte married Carl Imhoff, the love of her life, on November 27, 1943, and they enjoyed 51 and a half wonderful years until his passing un 1995. As a military wife, they were eventually relocated to Fresno, CA in May of 1944. She opened the Security Bank in the Tower District as head teller until she became a mother in 1949. They raised five children; four daughters, and a son.
In 1964, Charlotte and Carl opened their own fire and casualty insurance agency, Imhoff Sunland Insurance. They retired in March of 1994. During her life, Charlotte was involved with the XI Chapter of a philanthropic sorority; Our Lady of Victory Women's Guild; Lady Lions; Poverello Guild; Progressive Home Club; and many school organizations during her children's school years. She lived a very active life. Faith and family were her top priorities. Her active life included church, family gatherings, bridge, Thursday morning breakfast followed by hair and nail appointments, and of course the casino.
Charlotte was loved and admired by all. She touched the lives of many. Family and friends have described her as amazing, inspirational, classy, a legend, a blessing, precious, incredible, a beautiful person with a heart of gold, great sense of humor, a fabulous lady, and a woman with a kind and beautiful Soul. She will be missed by all!
Charlotte is survived by her four daughters, Carla (Richard)Parada, Sandy Imhoff, Linda (Robert) Hauser, and Gail (Paul)Salazar; her son, Steven Imhoff and wife Karen; nine grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren.
Viewing and Rosary: Whitehurst, Sullivan, Burns & Blair Funeral.
Mass of Christian Burial: The Shrine of St. Therese Catholic Church.
Charlotte Virginia Imhoff, a loving and wonderful mother, grandmother and great-grandmother was born and raised in Wisconsin Rapids, WI. After high school, she worked at the Ahdawagom Paper Products Company as a payroll clerk.
Charlotte married Carl Imhoff, the love of her life, on November 27, 1943, and they enjoyed 51 and a half wonderful years until his passing un 1995. As a military wife, they were eventually relocated to Fresno, CA in May of 1944. She opened the Security Bank in the Tower District as head teller until she became a mother in 1949. They raised five children; four daughters, and a son.
In 1964, Charlotte and Carl opened their own fire and casualty insurance agency, Imhoff Sunland Insurance. They retired in March of 1994. During her life, Charlotte was involved with the XI Chapter of a philanthropic sorority; Our Lady of Victory Women's Guild; Lady Lions; Poverello Guild; Progressive Home Club; and many school organizations during her children's school years. She lived a very active life. Faith and family were her top priorities. Her active life included church, family gatherings, bridge, Thursday morning breakfast followed by hair and nail appointments, and of course the casino.
Charlotte was loved and admired by all. She touched the lives of many. Family and friends have described her as amazing, inspirational, classy, a legend, a blessing, precious, incredible, a beautiful person with a heart of gold, great sense of humor, a fabulous lady, and a woman with a kind and beautiful Soul. She will be missed by all!
Charlotte is survived by her four daughters, Carla (Richard)Parada, Sandy Imhoff, Linda (Robert) Hauser, and Gail (Paul)Salazar; her son, Steven Imhoff and wife Karen; nine grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren.
Viewing and Rosary: Whitehurst, Sullivan, Burns & Blair Funeral.
Mass of Christian Burial: The Shrine of St. Therese Catholic Church.
Charlotte married Carl Imhoff, the love of her life, on November 27, 1943, and they enjoyed 51 and a half wonderful years until his passing un 1995. As a military wife, they were eventually relocated to Fresno, CA in May of 1944. She opened the Security Bank in the Tower District as head teller until she became a mother in 1949. They raised five children; four daughters, and a son.
In 1964, Charlotte and Carl opened their own fire and casualty insurance agency, Imhoff Sunland Insurance. They retired in March of 1994. During her life, Charlotte was involved with the XI Chapter of a philanthropic sorority; Our Lady of Victory Women's Guild; Lady Lions; Poverello Guild; Progressive Home Club; and many school organizations during her children's school years. She lived a very active life. Faith and family were her top priorities. Her active life included church, family gatherings, bridge, Thursday morning breakfast followed by hair and nail appointments, and of course the casino.
Charlotte was loved and admired by all. She touched the lives of many. Family and friends have described her as amazing, inspirational, classy, a legend, a blessing, precious, incredible, a beautiful person with a heart of gold, great sense of humor, a fabulous lady, and a woman with a kind and beautiful Soul. She will be missed by all!
Charlotte is survived by her four daughters, Carla (Richard)Parada, Sandy Imhoff, Linda (Robert) Hauser, and Gail (Paul)Salazar; her son, Steven Imhoff and wife Karen; nine grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren.
Viewing and Rosary: Whitehurst, Sullivan, Burns & Blair Funeral.
Mass of Christian Burial: The Shrine of St. Therese Catholic Church.
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