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huddle at Samo. Or the stay overs when we were
at Lincoln Jr High ‐ even then you knew you were
headed to Annapolis. It has always been an
honor to have known you.
POSTED ON 1.9.2017
GLAD YOU ARE WATCHING OUT FOR MY NANA AND
PAPA IN HEAVEN
Was not even 2 when you sacriiced your life for all
of us. Your mother and dad were always so good
to me. Remember your dad driving up in the
coolest motor home. He was so proud of it but not
to long after that they took away his dl. Wish I
could met you but will one day. Proud to be
related to you.
POSTED ON 5.29.2016
POSTED BY: MEGAN ELLIOTT DICICCIO
I ONLY EVER KNEW YOU...
...from my Mother, your cousin. I was 13 when I
learned of your bravery the irst time. When I
learned that you met your end by insisting on
being the irst in the tunnel, before any of the
young men entrusted to your care.
I found your name on the memorial on my 8th
grade trip to Washington DC in 1989. Knowing
your story made the discovery that much more
special, that much more meaningful, that much
more relevant to a young girl.
Charles W.F. Warner
Inglewood, CA. BSM PH/GS
POSTED ON 12.25.2002
POSTED BY: SANDRA NIRENBERG MARLEY
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE
Hi Charles, remembering you from Santa Monica
High School. Your classmates still think of you
and thank you for your service to our Country.
Sandra Nirenberg, Class of 1962, Santa Monica
High, Santa Monica, CA.
POSTED ON 12.20.2002
POSTED BY: ANTHONY F. ZALLNICK JR.
CLASSMATE, COMPANY MATE, AND FRIEND
Chuck,I often remember our weekend walks
through Annapolis. I think of you often and
regret that you're no longer with us to share
fond memories of 2nd Company, Class of 66,
USNA. Thank you for your service.
POSTED ON 6.23.2010
POSTED BY: ROBERT SAGE
WE REMEMBER
Charles is buried at Inglewood Park Cemetery in
M‐102