Memories of Charles Joseph Icke

In memory of

Charles Joseph Icke

Aransas Pass, TX, USA

November 22, 1953 - September 3, 2020

Nov 22, 1953 - Sep 3, 2020

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Robin Sheffield

It's hard to believe it's been 5 years since your passing Charles. Missing my buddy everyday. You always seemed to make everything better somehow! You're memories will never fade and wish you were still with us. Condolences to all family and friends of Charles, he will forever be in our hearts ❣️

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Robin Sheffield

Happy Birthday Charles 🎂 Even though you’re not here with us any more, you will be forever loved and thought of each day by so many friends and loved ones. My deepest condolences to everyone who has had the privilege to know and be a part of Charles’s life. He will be missed today on this day, his birthday and countless other holidays without him. Rest In Peace Charles. We love and miss you so much ❤️

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Cathy Wesley

Charlie was a good neighbor at Ransom Road. Loved seeing Him ride around with His Beloved Fur Boy "Chester"... Read more Charlie was a good neighbor at Ransom Road. Loved seeing Him ride around with His Beloved Fur Boy "Chester" each day. When he ... Read more Charlie was a good neighbor at Ransom Road. Loved seeing... Read more

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Sharon Hartsell

Many fond memories of Charlie from Ransom Rd RV park when we were there
Loved to visit and cook up something
Been fishing with him , had super bowl parties and just sat outside visiting a lot
He will be missed
Love ya my friend !

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Aida and Chris Ruiz

Well where can I start: Met Charles when he was hired as a Bus Driver for Aransas Pass ISD. He was a great driver and loved the kids on the bus. He had a passion on the rules and regulations and thought drivers needed to be paid more than what they were receiving. Well Charles followed chain of command, then took it to the Board of Trustees, spoke up for the drivers and they all received a pay increase Thanks to Charles for speaking out. We kept in touch all thru the years. He would come to our house many many times and ate supper, he loved my tortillas. After APISD he went to work for Gregory Portland ISD as a bus driver as well. With in years he became ill and realized he had cancer in the throat. Throughout his cancer treatments in Corpus Christi, trips to Houston, and trips to San Antonio he became a little better. Here recently he became ill again with pneumonia and had to be with usage of an oxygen tank. He was stubborn and wouldn't use it everyday like he was suppose to. His last weeks was at Doctors Regional Hospital and came home with a feeding tube. He was not happy, but he knew that it is what it is but, he managed until pneumonia strike down again and he couldn't breathe, back to Doctors Regional Hospital. Charles from all trips and everything that went on we had sad times happy times we were there for you and still will be there thinking of you always. You gave it a Great Fight Great Man Love You!!!

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