Charles “Charlie “ Hanson was called home on the morning of Wednesday February 13, 2019.
Charlie was born in Queen Shoals, WV. He was retired and living in Florida where he was proud to have built many Sam’s Clubs, Walmarts, and Family Dollars. He decided to relocate to Raleigh, NC to be closer to his grandchildren.
Charlie’s never met a stranger and made many friends in his short time in Raleigh, NC. Charlie had a heart for people, servitude to church and the many Ministers and congregations he was lucky to have met. Helping and Service was what he enjoyed in addition to his family.
He is preceded in death by his father, Rev. William “Bill” Hanson; mother, Mildred Lipscomb Hanson; wife, Mary Cook Hanson.
Charlie loved his family deeply and moved from Florida to NC to be closer to his children and grandchildren whom he realized were growing up quickly. His grandchildren were lucky and blessed to have had the little time they had with their papaw.
Charlie always had a kind word and smile for everyone he met even to the end.
Burial in Elk Hills Memorial Park, Big Chimney.
Charlie was born in Queen Shoals, WV. He was retired and living in Florida where he was proud to have built many Sam’s Clubs, Walmarts, and Family Dollars. He decided to relocate to Raleigh, NC to be closer to his grandchildren.
Charlie’s never met a stranger and made many friends in his short time in Raleigh, NC. Charlie had a heart for people, servitude to church and the many Ministers and congregations he was lucky to have met. Helping and Service was what he enjoyed in addition to his family.
He is preceded in death by his father, Rev. William “Bill” Hanson; mother, Mildred Lipscomb Hanson; wife, Mary Cook Hanson.
Charlie loved his family deeply and moved from Florida to NC to be closer to his children and grandchildren whom he realized were growing up quickly. His grandchildren were lucky and blessed to have had the little time they had with their papaw.
Charlie always had a kind word and smile for everyone he met even to the end.
Burial in Elk Hills Memorial Park, Big Chimney.
Charles “Charlie “ Hanson was called home on the morning of Wednesday February 13, 2019.
Charlie was born in Queen Shoals, WV. He was retired and living in Florida where he was proud to have built many Sam’s Clubs, Walmarts, and Family Dollars. He decided to relocate to Raleigh, NC to be closer to his grandchildren.
Charlie’s never met a stranger and made many friends in his short time in Raleigh, NC. Charlie had a heart for people, servitude to church and the many Ministers and congregations he was lucky to have met. Helping and Service was what he enjoyed in addition to his family.
He is preceded in death by his father, Rev. William “Bill” Hanson; mother, Mildred Lipscomb Hanson; wife, Mary Cook Hanson.
Charlie loved his family deeply and moved from Florida to NC to be closer to his children and grandchildren whom he realized were growing up quickly. His grandchildren were lucky and blessed to have had the little time they had with their papaw.
Charlie always had a kind word and smile for everyone he met even to the end.
Burial in Elk Hills Memorial Park, Big Chimney.
Charlie was born in Queen Shoals, WV. He was retired and living in Florida where he was proud to have built many Sam’s Clubs, Walmarts, and Family Dollars. He decided to relocate to Raleigh, NC to be closer to his grandchildren.
Charlie’s never met a stranger and made many friends in his short time in Raleigh, NC. Charlie had a heart for people, servitude to church and the many Ministers and congregations he was lucky to have met. Helping and Service was what he enjoyed in addition to his family.
He is preceded in death by his father, Rev. William “Bill” Hanson; mother, Mildred Lipscomb Hanson; wife, Mary Cook Hanson.
Charlie loved his family deeply and moved from Florida to NC to be closer to his children and grandchildren whom he realized were growing up quickly. His grandchildren were lucky and blessed to have had the little time they had with their papaw.
Charlie always had a kind word and smile for everyone he met even to the end.
Burial in Elk Hills Memorial Park, Big Chimney.
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