Charles was one of two sons born to Eugene Newton Tozer and his first wife, Gertrude Stoker. Born in Ramona, California, he attended local schools. He attended the University of California at Riverside and then entered the United States Navy. As an enlisted man, he was selected to go to the United States Naval Academy and graduated as a naval officer in 1963. He was a Navy Aviator until his death in a helicopter accident in North Island Bay near San Diego. The flight was en route from the Aircraft Carrier Hornet to Ream Field, near San Diego. His body was not recovered.
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UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY YEARBOOK ENTRY
CHARLES NEWTON TOZER
RAMONA, CALIFORNIA
Hailing from Ramona, California, Chuck came to the Naval Academy via the Regular Navy and the University of California at Riverside. An excellent broad jumper, he belonged to the varsity track team two seasons of the year. With academics no great source of trouble, Chuck has found the time to be in the company of various young ladies on the week-ends. Set-backs were kept in their place by a ready smile and a sardonic sense of humor. Combined with drive and initiative, these attributes will provide the Naval Service with a capable and conscientious officer of which it can be proud.
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UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY YEARBOOK ENTRY
CHARLES NEWTON TOZER
RAMONA, CALIFORNIA
Hailing from Ramona, California, Chuck came to the Naval Academy via the Regular Navy and the University of California at Riverside. An excellent broad jumper, he belonged to the varsity track team two seasons of the year. With academics no great source of trouble, Chuck has found the time to be in the company of various young ladies on the week-ends. Set-backs were kept in their place by a ready smile and a sardonic sense of humor. Combined with drive and initiative, these attributes will provide the Naval Service with a capable and conscientious officer of which it can be proud.
Charles was one of two sons born to Eugene Newton Tozer and his first wife, Gertrude Stoker. Born in Ramona, California, he attended local schools. He attended the University of California at Riverside and then entered the United States Navy. As an enlisted man, he was selected to go to the United States Naval Academy and graduated as a naval officer in 1963. He was a Navy Aviator until his death in a helicopter accident in North Island Bay near San Diego. The flight was en route from the Aircraft Carrier Hornet to Ream Field, near San Diego. His body was not recovered.
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UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY YEARBOOK ENTRY
CHARLES NEWTON TOZER
RAMONA, CALIFORNIA
Hailing from Ramona, California, Chuck came to the Naval Academy via the Regular Navy and the University of California at Riverside. An excellent broad jumper, he belonged to the varsity track team two seasons of the year. With academics no great source of trouble, Chuck has found the time to be in the company of various young ladies on the week-ends. Set-backs were kept in their place by a ready smile and a sardonic sense of humor. Combined with drive and initiative, these attributes will provide the Naval Service with a capable and conscientious officer of which it can be proud.
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UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY YEARBOOK ENTRY
CHARLES NEWTON TOZER
RAMONA, CALIFORNIA
Hailing from Ramona, California, Chuck came to the Naval Academy via the Regular Navy and the University of California at Riverside. An excellent broad jumper, he belonged to the varsity track team two seasons of the year. With academics no great source of trouble, Chuck has found the time to be in the company of various young ladies on the week-ends. Set-backs were kept in their place by a ready smile and a sardonic sense of humor. Combined with drive and initiative, these attributes will provide the Naval Service with a capable and conscientious officer of which it can be proud.
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