Charles B. Kimmel, was born to the late Wood and Clara Bradley Kimmel.
Mr. Kimmel served in the U.S. Army during WWII and participated in 7 major invasions. After attending Owensboro Vo-Tech, he became a licensed electrician by trade working for many contractors. Charles loved playing golf and found great enjoyment as a "snow-bird" traveling to Florida every winter. He was a very generous person with a great work ethic. Charles was a 32nd degree Mason since 1954 of Owensboro Lodge 130.
In addition to his parents, Mr. Kimmel also was preceded in death by his daughter, Linda Erma Hull; brothers, Brad, Maurice "Punk", Lois, and Bob Kimmel; sisters, Elizabeth Hieken and Martha Carver.
Burial with military honors in Rosehill Cemetery.
Mr. Kimmel served in the U.S. Army during WWII and participated in 7 major invasions. After attending Owensboro Vo-Tech, he became a licensed electrician by trade working for many contractors. Charles loved playing golf and found great enjoyment as a "snow-bird" traveling to Florida every winter. He was a very generous person with a great work ethic. Charles was a 32nd degree Mason since 1954 of Owensboro Lodge 130.
In addition to his parents, Mr. Kimmel also was preceded in death by his daughter, Linda Erma Hull; brothers, Brad, Maurice "Punk", Lois, and Bob Kimmel; sisters, Elizabeth Hieken and Martha Carver.
Burial with military honors in Rosehill Cemetery.
Charles B. Kimmel, was born to the late Wood and Clara Bradley Kimmel.
Mr. Kimmel served in the U.S. Army during WWII and participated in 7 major invasions. After attending Owensboro Vo-Tech, he became a licensed electrician by trade working for many contractors. Charles loved playing golf and found great enjoyment as a "snow-bird" traveling to Florida every winter. He was a very generous person with a great work ethic. Charles was a 32nd degree Mason since 1954 of Owensboro Lodge 130.
In addition to his parents, Mr. Kimmel also was preceded in death by his daughter, Linda Erma Hull; brothers, Brad, Maurice "Punk", Lois, and Bob Kimmel; sisters, Elizabeth Hieken and Martha Carver.
Burial with military honors in Rosehill Cemetery.
Mr. Kimmel served in the U.S. Army during WWII and participated in 7 major invasions. After attending Owensboro Vo-Tech, he became a licensed electrician by trade working for many contractors. Charles loved playing golf and found great enjoyment as a "snow-bird" traveling to Florida every winter. He was a very generous person with a great work ethic. Charles was a 32nd degree Mason since 1954 of Owensboro Lodge 130.
In addition to his parents, Mr. Kimmel also was preceded in death by his daughter, Linda Erma Hull; brothers, Brad, Maurice "Punk", Lois, and Bob Kimmel; sisters, Elizabeth Hieken and Martha Carver.
Burial with military honors in Rosehill Cemetery.
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