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1912 - 2008
Charlotte L. Czarnikow at the age of 95 closed her eyes on Monday, April 14, 2008 at a Kerrville care center. She was born on May 18, 1912 in Berlin, Germany to Max and Margarete "Nathan" Gerber. Charlotte was a teacher, poet and a accomplished tennis player. She is preceded in death by her parents and her husband George Czarnikow.
Charlotte is survived by her daughters Peg Hainey and husband John of Kerrville and Jean Jones of Plano; granddaughter Stephanie J. Jones of Plano, TX; several nieces, & nephews; personal care giver & confidante Nell M. Nash (Nellie) and her dedicated German Language students and other family members and friends who love her and will miss her.
Burial will be at White Haven Memorial Park in Pittsford, NY.
Memorial services will be held at a later date.
In lieu of flowers memorials can be made to the American Cancer Society or a charity of your choice.
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There are currently 6 condolences.
Wendell & Minnie Prince
Friday April 25, 2008 at
4:42 PM
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Peg, our heart felt sympathy and prayers are with you. We are never prepared when we lose someone we love. If, you can remember most of the things she taught you, you will be OK. Her gift of hat making, was superb. Sholam
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Lynn & Bob Domras
Friday April 18, 2008 at
9:19 PM
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Our condolences, Peg. Your mother lived a long, rewarding and courageous life. I know how hard it is for you to accept she is gone but hopefully knowing you did much for her as well as your memories will help you through the weeks ahead. Will you be coming to Pittsford for the burial? Let us know. Hugs to you both, Lynn
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Marilyn Smith
Friday April 18, 2008 at
10:59 AM
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5:30 would be fine. I have a Protime this morning at 8:30, then will come home and pack and write some notes to people, go to Mixed Doubles, come home and nap then drive to Boerne. Sounds like a nice day.
Susan Lynch called yesterday morning and I met her for lunch at Schlotzsky's. Had a nice long talk, to catch up. Her birding B&B isn't going as well as she expected... she plans to do some plantings to attract certain birds and to do something about a water attraction. She isn't singing anywhere right now so not seeing many people besides her family and her birders. ERnie is doing pretty well, finally, but still in rehab. Her husband has moved to assisted living and likes it, and Ernie is supposed to be able to join him next week.
Bob got off about 8:30 and I napped and watched taped 7th Heavens until Susie called. Probably wouldn't have bathed all day if she hadn't. Came home and napped, again, then fixed boiled potatoes, beef sausages, fresh green beans and fruit salad for Bob, since I won't be here tor our regular dinner, tonight.
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Marilyn Smith
Friday April 18, 2008 at
10:57 AM
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My thoughts are with you, Peg.I lost my Mother when she was 100, but wasn't ready. We neverare
She must have been a very special person to have Mothereda caring, giving person like you.
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Patrick Cass
patricc@ktc.com
Friday April 18, 2008 at
10:18 AM
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My sympathy and prayers are with you. May she race the angels into heaven.
Pat
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Kevin B Solbrig
KBSolbrig@yahoo.com
Wednesday April 16, 2008 at
11:32 AM
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Dear Family and Friends of Charlotte,
I was so sorry to see the obituary that Charlotte had passed.
I will remember her from the times she was my neighbor in the Lakeside Apartments on Plaza Drive. I lived upstairs facing the street (Apt. 102), so I was not directly above her apaprtment, but was in the same building. She and I parked next to one another. I always watched for her..... I will always remember her talking German (and knew she taught it too). She seemed to almost always be so upbeat and positive. I know it disappointed her immensely when she had to give up driving and her car!
She told me when I moved to Fredericksburg, "I guess I will have to learn to ride my broom like the mean old witches do!!!" LOL (I moved out of the complex on 10/31/2005 (Halloween night).
(I am the Hearing Aid Spec. that helped her get the amplified telephone.)
My heartfelt sympathy goes out to the family. No matter how old one is, not how bad their health is, we never feel like it is enough time with us. Please know she will be very fondly remembered!
Love,
Kevin Solbrig
Solbrig Hearing Center and
Former Neighbor
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