Loretta Heaney posted a condolence

Monday, September 25, 2023

John and I fondly remember Charles as a kind, hard working and caring man. He always had a word for you, along with a smile. I miss him around the Tiffany, he was our friend and neighbor. Rest In Peace Charles. Loretta & John Heaney.

Barbara Power posted a condolence

Monday, May 22, 2023

I am the third eldest of our family of ten and just three yrs older than Charlie. As you are all well aware by now, Charlie was a very special and much loved brother to all of us siblings. His quiet, gentle, kind and generous spirit was forever endearing. He was a true giver helping out wherever and however he could and had difficulty receiving. I feel I missed out on much of Charlie’s younger yrs. As he was only 14, when he, our parents and his seven other siblings moved from Nfld. My older sister & I remained to continue university studies. We since moved to Montreal & Ottawa respectively & continue to be the only ones in Canada. Once Charlie started his career however, he began to travel and my husband, three children &I looked forward to his occasional winter visits to Ottawa. He especially loved to take in some skiing with my husband and children. Later on, we were fortunate to have him and Sharon spend Christmas with us one yr., when we all enjoyed some tobogganing and playing in the snow. (first we had to find them some warmer outer ware!) In closing, I just want to say thatI feel Charlie lived a life of service: to God, to Sharon (to whom he was forever loyal and devoted), to our parents, siblings, nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, friends and condo community. As our cousin, Maura, stated “ I just loved Charlie! He always had a smile, always seemed happy, and had a great sense of humour.” —a sentiment, I am sure, we all share. May you rest in peace, my dear brother, and enjoy all the heavenly rewards you surely have earned. I will always miss you and love you! Barb (&Owen, Steph, David &Jennifer)

TERESA WILCUTT posted a condolence

Friday, May 19, 2023

CHARLES WAS TH FIFTH BORN IN A FAMILY OF 10 SIBLINGS. I WAS SECOND BORN. I MARRIED MY HUSBAND IN 1971 AND CHARLIE STARTED BECOMING A BEG DEAL IN OUR LIVES. HE LOVED OUR CHILDREN AND BECAME OUR FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHER. IN THE 80'S AND 90'S HE WOULD TREAT THEM WITH RIDES IN HIS CAR. AS THY GOT OLDER WE WOULD TAKE THEM ON SHORT TRIPS. HE WAS ADVENTUROUS AND BROUGHT THE OLDER ONES OUT FISHING IN THE GULF OF MEXICO AND AROUND WEST TEXAS. WHENEVER HE GOT THE ITCH TO GO HE WOULD BRING AT LEAST 2 OF HIS NIECES AND NEPHEWS WITH HIM. THEY LOVED TO GO WITH HIM. CHARLIE WOULD SEE NEEDS AT OUR HOUSE AND TAKE CARE OF THINGS LIKE REPAIRS. LOTS OF TIMES HE FIXED DIFFERENT APPLIANCES LIKE AC, WASHER AND DRYER, ETC. THE MOST IMPORTANT THING TO MENTION IS HIS CONSTANT FAITH AND LOVE FOR GOD. HE VEHEMENTLY SOUGHT THE TRUTH AND CAME TO BELIEVE THAT THE MESSIANIC CHRISTIAN CHURCH TO BE THE ANSWER. HE ALWAYS INVITED ME TO YOUTUBE VIDEO TEACHINGS OF DIFFERENT RABBIS. I AGREED THEY ARE CLOSEST TO WHAT JESUS WAS AND WOULD WANT FOR US. MAY YOU REST IN PEACE WITH THE LORD YOUR GOD.

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Wednesday, May 17, 2023

Rose Gohlke posted a condolence

Wednesday, May 17, 2023

When we were in high school and early college Charlie had a passion for photography. He was always taking pictures. I think he must have taken a photography class because I think he also developed his own film. I remember he did a lot of black and white which he blew up to 5x7 or 8x10 and put them on black cardstock for me. It was nice to have my family with me in pictures hanging in my college dorm room. I still have those old pictures. I think we all agree that Charlie had a big heart. He didn’t have any children of his own but he had a lot of nephews and nieces whom he doted on surprising them with gifts and outings not only on their birthdays. He was kind and generous with his time and money. More recently it showed in the volunteer work he did at his building complex. He liked to travel. He and Sharon took lots of road trips and saw lots of places. He made several trips back to Newfoundland, Canada, where we were all born and visited our many relatives there. He also really enjoyed our family reunions. Another of his favorite trips to make was visiting the Amish country. He will be greatly missed.

Patricia (Pat) Jones posted a condolence

Wednesday, May 17, 2023

Charles was the fifth child in our family of 10. He was the first boy. I was the 4th girl. I think I started noticing how special Charles was, how loving and kind he was, when I was a teenager and we moved to Dallas. When I started driving I was totally self absorbed. It was all about me. When Charles started driving, he would take our little sister Denise who had Down's Syndrome, and later include our young nephews, for rides in the car, frequently to the lake so they could see and feed the ducks. This became a regular event which they all loved! Charles took many pictures of them. He loved photography and when I married in 1978 he was our wedding Photographer. When he became so afflicted with the seasonal allergies in Texas he moved to Florida and later married his wife Sharon. He loved driving around the country, so he and Sharon made many road trips even frequently back to Canada to our hometown in Newfoundland. He loved family and kept in close contact with our aunts, uncles and cousins there. On these road trips he discovered and became particularly enamored with the Amish communities often expressing a desire to move there, even mentioning it a few weeks ago on what turned out to be our final phone call. Now I wish I could have more time with Charles. I'm so thankful I will see him in heaven.

Gabriel Osamor posted a condolence

Wednesday, May 17, 2023

Rest in peace my dear brother. Your legacy lives on with your family and friends. I learnt something new about you being a good writer, I was not surprised. Your good nature was alway evident eaves time we interacted. Your are missed.

Joy Felicia Osamor posted a condolence

Tuesday, May 16, 2023

Charles your death was a big shock for me knowing how health conscious you were in life. I remember you as a hard worker and dedicated to family members. Thank you for including me in the holiday outings and always making time to inquire about my health and how I was doing or feeling. I have fond memories of our conversations and interactions. to However you left a legacy for others who knew you. All who knew you loved you. Rest in peace ☮️ with the Lord your creator. Thank you for caring about this old woman. Adieu my friend. Joy Felicia Osamor For the Osamor family

Jarrod Maloney posted a condolence

Tuesday, May 16, 2023

I’ll always remember the birthdays, holidays, family reunions, and regular days of the week spent with my Uncle Charles. He was a constant presence in my childhood and when growing up. I have too many fond memories of him to count. He will be sorely missed.

John, Eva, Jarrod and Kaleb planted a tree in memory of Charles Maloney

Tuesday, May 16, 2023

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Eva Maloney posted a condolence

Monday, May 15, 2023

When I think of Charles, I remember how comfortable he made me feel within minutes of being introduced to him. Charles was always quietly supportive. He loved and was not afraid to show it. He was more than a brother-in-law; he was my brother. He was kind, thoughtful self-effacing and had a curious mind. One of my memories of him was this. after pouring over article upon article on research about liquid silver and how it is the cure all for everything including diabetes, actually replenishing the supply every few months. I enjoyed our debates/discussions on fruits and vegetables as medicine to prevent one illness or another. Sometimes he even come up with things or statements that made me go hmmm. One of my favorites was him trying to convince John and I that eating greens can reverse gray hair. I loved observing/watching him interact with his nephews, Jarrod and Kaleb. Whether it was helping them learn to ride their bikes, racing their remote-controlled cars, or fixing the wings or tires on said toys, he was always so present and patient with them. It hurts that he is no longer physically here, he is with us in spirit. He had a generous soul. We can honor him by emulating the qualities that we loved most about him. My condolences to everyone who loved and was loved by him. Rest in perfect peace Charles! Amen! <><

Kaleb Maloney posted a condolence

Monday, May 15, 2023

It was an absolute pleasure to be around Uncle Charles. He was always very thoughtful, and it was clear that we had a special place in his heart. He has always, and will continue to always, have a special place in ours as well. I will never forget any of the moments I shared with him, and I hope to honor him always.

Dave Power posted a condolence

Monday, May 15, 2023

My Uncle Charlie was a very kind, and gentle man. The news of his sudden death came to our family as quite a shock. We wish this hadn't happened. He was too young to pass. He will be deeply missed. We Love you very much! Wish we could have seen you one last time, and given you a last hug. Say hi to the family up in heaven for us. Love your nephew Dave and my family Kelsey, Beau, and Duke.

Danny Wilcutt posted a condolence

Monday, May 15, 2023

Uncle Charlie was a wonderful person. All my memories of him are the best. His life will forever be celebrated by all who knew him.

Chris Kelly posted a condolence

Sunday, May 14, 2023

When I think about my Uncle Charlie, I think about.....BREAKFAST! He fed me my first cream cheese bagel with strawberry jam which I have now made for my children. I'm positive he was the first one to ever take me out to eat breakfast at a restaurant. He would babysit me some mornings when I was really little. So, we always had breakfast together and as simple as is was, it was always a good time. Uncle Charlie was such a genuine, caring person. I know he helped my parents out with fixing some things around the house when I was young. I don't think my family would have many childhood photos if he wasn't there to take them. I appreciate that he was so helpful to my mom when she needed it. She and my dad had their hands full, that's for sure. I could talk with him about anything. Seemed like he knew a little about everything. He always had some tidbit of information or advice to help someone out. I will never forget your laugh, Uncle Charlie, and I will see you again in heaven. I love you.

Jim Wilcutt posted a condolence

Sunday, May 14, 2023

What can I say about my Uncle Charles? He will definitely be missed. He was such an important figure in my life from a young age. He loved taking pictures. If you ever come across one of our family photos, nine times out of ten, Uncle Charles was the one taking the pictures. If you removed all of the pictures that he took, it would probably leave us less than 40%. And he ended up giving me his old camera and lenses set. He captured and accounted for so much of our lives and he was a big part of it. He gave me my first car. I lived with him for awhile and I drove out to the US Mail Bulk Center off Interstate 30 to pick him up from work in that car. He helped me in so many different ways. You just can't quantify it. I was sad when he moved to Florida. I never understood why he left us behind, but we spoke often and he always sent me and my daughters, Laynie and Layla money for Christmas. He would give us up to $1000 each Christmas for several years and it always made me feel so blessed to have him in our lives. It made me miss him even more that he was so many miles away. And now, he is gone. My heart is broken. I have been struggling to accept the fact that he is gone. It is so hard to believe. I love my Uncle Charlie and nothing will ever change that. I know he is now at peace and his memory will live on my heart forever. Amen. I wish I had a photo to share of my Uncle Charles, but sadly, I do not. The one picture that comes to mind so vividly, is a picture of him and my sister Jennifer on our San Medina living room couch in probably 1983. What a great picture! I can see it so clearly in my mind (amazing how God blesses us with that ability!) and that is where my Uncle Charlie will live on!

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Sunday, May 14, 2023

May the memory of your brother Charles bring you comfort and peace. Sincere condolences to you and to the family.

Jennifer Power posted a condolence

Saturday, May 13, 2023

I believe children have a special sense about people and tend to naturally gravitate towards people who are innately good-natured. That is what it was like for me with my Uncle Charles. I remember even as a child I could sense he was a genuine and gentle soul. Uncle Charlie was an unassuming and kind hearted person and I am grateful to have this memory of him. I send my love and sincere condolences to Sharon, and to all of the Maloney clan.

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Saturday, May 13, 2023

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Saturday, May 13, 2023

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Owen Power posted a condolence

Saturday, May 13, 2023

Learning of the sudden passing of Charles was met with shock, disbelief, and ultimately deep sadness. Sincere condolences for such an unexpected loss to his wife Sharon, his sisters Marie, Teresa, Barb, Pat, Rose, brothers John, Bill, Bob, the many in-laws and nephews & nieces who were part of Charlie’s family. Charlie will be forever remembered for his generous spirit and helping hands. I hope all your good memories over the years will provide some comfort at such a difficult time. R.I.P. Charlie.

Bill Maloney posted a condolence

Saturday, May 13, 2023

What can I say about Charles. Charles was a person who was always concerned about everyone else. He went out of his way to make sure everyone was okay. Charles was kind of a father figure to me, when mom and dad and Denise went to San Antonio, me and Bob and John stayed with Charles. He was the one who told me about U.P.S. And encouraged me to apply for a job there. I ended up spending 37 years there put all of the kids through college and got a nice retirement. Every time we spoke on the phone he would always want to know how everyone was and would ask me to check on people. Charles was extremely generous always trying to pick up the tab when we would go out to eat or to an event. He will be greatly missed.

Eric Webber posted a condolence

Saturday, May 13, 2023

Uncle Charles was a kind man, with a smile ever at the ready. He would come visit us up in Montreal whenever he could, and he always took the time to plan some activities just with me - he always made sure that his nieces and nephews knew just how very loved we were. I will miss him and remember forever all of the many happy memories. My deepest condolences to Aunt Sharon and to all of the family.

John Maloney posted a condolence

Saturday, May 13, 2023

Charles was a wonderful brother, the 5th of ten children of Joseph Jerome and Ellen Clotilda Maloney. I'm the 7th child, John. Charles loved nature, especially the Pocono Mountains area of Pennsylvania, and more specifically, the Amish community in that area. Charles was married to Sharon for 26-years and is survived by Sharon. Charles did not have children, but he had nineteen nieces and nephews! He also had many grand-nieces and grand-nephews, and he was very kind to them all and loved them all and they loved him very, very much. He enjoyed living on Hollywood Beach and volunteered around his condo complex almost every day working to make the complex look great especially once he retired from the US Postal Service in 2012, or so. He loved to travel up until his death, and most of his vacations were taken by car with him and his wife, and on an almost annual basis, one of those trips would be to see the Amish communities. Charles was the best uncle to his nieces and nephews and was extremely kind to my two sons - Jarrod and Kaleb. Rest in peace, Charles. We love you so much! Rest in Peace!! John, Eva, Jarrod, and Kaleb Maloney

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Friday, May 12, 2023

Colin and Frances Power posted a condolence

Thursday, May 11, 2023

To the Maloney family, we were so saddened to hear of Charles’ sudden passing. Life is too short but your memories of Charles will last forever.

Bill Treece posted a condolence

Thursday, May 11, 2023

Charles was a decent, caring, and thoughtful man. I saw him almost every day and he always had something to say. He deeply cared about the world around him and, in his endearing way, made it a much better place. I will miss him very very much.

Karen and Jack LaPenta posted a condolence

Tuesday, May 9, 2023

We will fondly remember Charles as a compassionate, caring and helpful neighbor. He was always willing to lend a hand to any of us who needed something, and willing to jump in when work needed to be done, without complaint. Charles will be truly missed by us. Our sympathy goes out to Sharon and the rest of Charles's family. Karen and Jack LaPenta.

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