Charles Porter Avery, III

Birth date: Dec 30, 1952 Death date: Jul 29, 2014

Charles Porter Avery, III, 61 passed away July 29, 2014. Mr. Avery was honorably discharged from the United States Army as First Lieutenant. He retired, in 2013, after 18 years of service as an Engineer with FedEx and 19 years at Read Obituary

Wall Obituary Events Media

Pamela Newbill Davis

580w ago

I grew up with Charles and also knew his mother Mamie quite well. What a wonderful, humorous, loyal, and devoted man he always was! Many wonderful memories, especially at Jackson High School!

Liz

585w ago

This is the way I remember Charlie when we were kids.

Bill Thomas

585w ago

Charlie and I along with Walt Mullins were in the Jackson High Band and all played the trumpet. I then saw Charlie at UTM where he was taking neat classes in welding and machining while I was taking Quantativr Analysis and Physical Chemistry. I was jealous. I am sorry that we did not converse more after the reunions, but I have fond memories of Charlie!

Melvin Taylor

585w ago

Charlie was a great friend during our college days. He was always a class act and I know he will be missed. My prayers are with the family and may God be near to you.Melvin Taylor

Memorial Park

585w ago

Sacred Duty Spray was purchased for the family of Charles Porter Avery, III.

Carla Burngasser

585w ago

The whole Burngasser family is sending our love .

Alyse

585w ago

Charlie Papa was a very strong man. He was so kind and giving. He will be missed by many. I am thankful he is no longer in pain, and my condolences go out to the family. Rest in Peace Charlie! You were so loved.-Alyse Avery

Memorial Park

585w ago

America the Beautiful was purchased for the family of Charles Porter Avery, III.

Liz

585w ago

Charlie & I were cousins, & grew up playing together. He was a great person! Rest in the peace of Christ my dear Cousin? Deepest sympathy & love to Charlie’s family…especially Cousin Mamie & Mary Evelyn. Liz Meriwether

Bill Ward

585w ago

He’ll always be Little Charlie to me. When we were both very young, I always looked forward to his visits on Holidays. He had an infectious optimism, a very vivid imagination, and a wonderful sense of humor. We had many adventures together, and though we weren’t always little angels, we didn’t get into too much mischief. We hung out together in college and became really good friends, not just cousins. These last few years were tough on Charlie, but he never lost his wonderful spirit and sense of humor. I will miss him greatly, but heaven has gained a great guy.

Tribute Wall

Tribute Wall