Birth date: Feb 14, 1937 Death date: Jun 30, 2018
Charles L. Olson, 81, passed away suddenly on June 30, 2018. Loving husband to Roberta Olson (nee Lepping) for 59 years. Dear father to Beth Bartnikowski (Ronald), Christine DeChurch (Daniel), and Charles R. Olson (Julie). Grandfa Read Obituary
Huie and Ives
We were privileged to know Charles. He was always kind concentrate with a great sense of hummer. When he meets Aunt Betty in heaven they will have a lot to catching up.
You are all in our prayers.
Love,
MaryEllen, Dave, Arthur, Marion. Bob and Frances
Uncle Charlie was definitely one of the cool guys. I always admired his laid back attitude, charm, and wit. I will cherish all of the times we were able to chat about the current status of the Eagles and Phillies whenever we were able to catch up. He will be missed.
Charlie will be remembered as a kind, friendly, quiet and positive neighbor. He and Roberta were two of the first people to welcome us to heritage. He will be remembered fondly by many. RIP Charlie.
Rich and Maureen
Uncle Charlie brings me back more than 50 years to my childhood. My brothers, Karl & Rich, and I enjoyed time with his whole family when we visited, when Charles, Roberta, and the girls visited us, and when we went to the beach together for vacation. His chuckle and quiet sense of humor is what I remember most. The sparkle in my mother's eyes when he was around made it evident that she loved her younger brother. Seeing him at her 80th birthday nearly 5 years ago also brought back a flood of memories. It is really great that my mother, Ingrid, and Charlie could see each other again in their later years. He leaves a space in the family that cannot be filled and he will be missed.
Although Charlie was my father in law, I’ve known him longer than my own dad.
I always enjoyed chatting with him and have shared numerous memories together.
He never had an unkind word about anyone. More to the point, actually worried about people’s wellbeing.
I believe he truly understood my unusual sense of humor.
I already miss this kind gentleman.
Those in Heaven got lucky!
Bart
