SMITH, Charles Frederick ‘Charlie’

SMITH, Charles Frederick ‘Charlie’. – Formerly of Newport.

 On October 22, 2017 at Warrnambool.

 Much loved husband of Joan.

 Loved father of Pam and Susan and their families.

 Aged 81 years

 

Funeral Notice

ServiceOctober 27, 2017 - 12:00 am60 Verdon Street Warrnambool, View MapVenue: Eastern Park Chapel

Tributes

  1. Dad i am so glad that i was able to have you as my father. I won the lottery . I cherish all the times we had together whether it was going baiting, fishing, going on holidays in the tent and then the van , as well as all our conversations.
    There was always laughter and funny jokes in our family. You always spoke the truth and knew when we needed advise. I will miss the smell of your pipe
    and hearing your voice, but I know you are looking down on us and will always be there.
    Till we meet again, love Pamxxxxx

    Pam Dillon November 1, 2017
  2. Dear Mr Smith
    I wish that I told you thank you…..
    Thank you for the kindness you had shown me when I was younger you were truly someone I had looked to and respected greatly….you showed me what a wonderful family looked like ….how everyone looked after each other and love each other I like to think that I have taken this into my own family…even though as time went by when Sue and I spoke there were always questions on how you and Mrs Smith were …..you will be truly missed but thought of often ,….hope that you are sitting flicking your newspaper and smoking your pipe. Tanja xxxxx

    Tanja Duncan October 31, 2017
  3. Puss you were always a mentor to me you have taught me so much over the years. There are so many great memories you have gave me that I will cherish for the rest of my life. I’m so proud to call you my pop (puss) and I’m going to miss you tremendously, but will love you forever. Until we meet again
    Rest well Puss
    Love Little Puss xoxox

    Cameron Mawbey October 29, 2017
  4. Charlie/Puss/Pop, what an honour it is to have known you and been in your life. You have a unique gift of being able to light up a room, and make everyone around you feel comfortable and welcome. We will miss your charming smile and warm laugh terribly. You and Joan have raised an absolutely beautiful family that we are so lucky to know!
    We are thinking of all of them in this difficult time, but we know that they will band together and be strong – knowing that you will be with them every step of the way throughout the future.
    You will be forever missed and we love you very much! Rest in piece, and keep fishing! xoxo

    Alayna and Donald October 29, 2017
  5. Charlie you filled our lives with humour,your quick wit which we all loved ..Don will sadly miss your picking on The Magies at footy time..You will be truly missed ..Love Don and Sue ❤️

    Don and Sue Walker October 29, 2017
  6. To my favourite Uncle. How blessed we were to have seen you in April because who would’ve thought that you would be taken a few months later. It is me now that has rain in my eyes. Cherish the times we have shared over the years and can honestly say with my hand on my heart you were Natures gentleman. Will miss seeing those posts and messages. Love from your ever adoring niece,Linda xx

    Linda McKinnon October 29, 2017
  7. Dearly loved Friend whom I will miss so much, especially our Smokos chats of a Thursday. Rest peacefully Dear Man, till we meet again…

    Anne Mcgillivray October 29, 2017
  8. Dearly loved Friend whom I will miss so much especially our Smoko chats 0f a Thursday. Rest in peace, Dear Man, till we meet again.

    Anne Mcgillivray October 29, 2017
  9. Uncle Charlie, I have always looked up to you like a grandparent, so you will be missed is an understatement for the family. We will always remember the scent of your tobacco pipe and the humour you shared.

    Rest well,
    Sandy

    Sandy Kirkman October 29, 2017
  10. Dad, you have left many a heavy hearts. Seeing so many at your funeral, knowing how loved and respected you are is such a tribute. Will always love and and miss you. Listen to my nightly prayers and you will always be by my side. Your daughter Susan xoxo

    Susan Mawbey October 29, 2017
  11. Charlie,

    You are without a doubt the strongest person I have ever met. You instilled confidence in so many people for them to be better than they thought they could ever be on their own. You are a true definition of the word perfection. Whilst nobody may be perfect you displayed all the attributes that a perfect person has. It was an honour to be a part of your family, a family that you created, raised and cherished for so very long. A family that you were taken from far to soon.

    I can’t even begin or to understand what life is like without you around for all of the people that loved and cared for you. But I know that you wouldn’t want them to be living in regret. I’m sorry that I didn’t get to spend more time with you, to share more laughs, to catch more fish and to listen to all those memories that you have from your wise years of growing up.

    It was a pleasure to have known you, a opportunity for me to develop more as a person an opportunity to understand what true commitment and love is- you are the pinnacle for that. There is no doubt in my mind.

    I hope that I did you proud when I was around, I’m sorry if I have let you down. I will always love you like my own grandfather- that will never change you are such an incredible man.

    Come along for a ride down at the Daly next year I’ll save you a seat May 10th.

    Rest well my friend

    Josh October 29, 2017
  12. A friend who we will never replace in our Thursday group a good man at rest

    Rosalie Strickland October 29, 2017
  13. I have known you since Susan & amp; I were at Primary School. You always made me welcome whenever I came over. You will be sadly missed by all. R.I.P. Mr Smith.
    Sherlea (Sanderson) Tuppen

    Sherlea Tuppen October 29, 2017
  14. I have always been blessed and proud to be able to call you my pop. You taught me lots of things including how to fish. You were A family man who had time for everyone and would always welcome you with open arms and wide smile. You have taught all of us that family sticks together through good and bad and always helps each other out.

    Love you lots.
    Jason xoxo

    Jason Mawbey October 29, 2017
  15. Im blessed to called you my pop. You were my mentor and taught me all there was to know about fishing. Its an honour to have named your great grandson after you. A family man who had time for everyone and would always welcome you with open arms. RIP dude xoxo

    Melinda Tagiwasa October 28, 2017
  16. We all miss you and love you pop. You were one of a kind and taught us so many things over the years.
    I hope you’re watching over us.
    Life won’t ever be the same.
    You’ll be forever in our hearts.
    Love you so much

    Kylie October 28, 2017
  17. Charlie (pop) It was an honour to have known you and to be accepted into your family. You were taken away too soon. You fought the good fight right to the end. I will always be here to look after Joan, Pam, Susan your grandchildren and great grandchildren. Now its time to away anchor, light up that pipe and cast a line. Tight lines forever.
    Rest in peace.
    Graeme

    Graeme Dillon October 28, 2017
  18. Charlie (pop) I looked up to you as I looked up to my own parents, you have been a great part of my life and will be sadly missed. Now its time to drop anchor, light up that pipe, bait that hook, and may you always fish with a tight line.
    Rest in peace.
    Graeme

    Graeme Dillon October 27, 2017
  19. It was an honour knowing Charlie. He always made you welcomed. Our thoughts and prayers are with you Joan Susan, Pam and families.

    Adam + Christine Cuanrd October 24, 2017