Memories of a great friendship. Jim left us too early in his life, not often a day goes past and I don't think of him. Jim was very popular and had many great friends Either boating, golfing, or at work, seems we used to do anything with him. From the days of little league, blowing up fire crackers to starting our businesses at the same time. JC you are deeply missed by this family. and many more families I am sure. The best friend a ,man could ever ask for.
Jimmy lived right over the hill from me but I didn't meet him until high school. We rode on the same bus to Haverhill and he sat in front of me in home room. I was surprised to discover that we not only shared initials (JC) but birthdays (6/6/51). He was a great friend, very funny, very helpful. I could always count on Jimmy when I needed some work done on the driveway. He put a new water and sewer line in for me to my big house on the hill. We were both in the Amesbury Lions Club together until his sudden death at such a young age. I miss him still. Rest in peace JC.
James C. Charles, 48, of Amesbury and North Fort Myers, Fla., died suddenly on Friday, March 24, 2000 at the Lee Memorial Hospital in Fort Myers. He was the husband of Meredith "Tiny" (Lusignant) Charles. Born in Amesbury on June 6, 1951, he was the son of Willard C. and Virginia (Gamble) Charles of Estero, Fla. He was a graduate of Maine Central Institute in Pittsfield, Maine and also attended Bentley College in Waltham. Mr. Charles was the president of the James C. Charles Contracting Co., Inc. of Amesbury. He was a member and past president of the Amesbury Lions Club and a member of the Polish Club of Amesbury and the Elks Lodge of Bonita Springs, Fla. An avid golfer, Mr. Charles was a member of the Amesbury Golf and Country Club, the Rochester Golf & Country Club in Rochester, NH and the Country Creek Golf & Country Club in Estero, Fla. In addition to his wife of 20 years and his parents, he is survived by two sons, David Mazzaglia and Darren Mazzaglia, both of Amesbury; a sister and brother in law, Heidi and Paul Blais of Kingston, NH; and a niece and nephew, Holly and Jared Blais.
James Gleason
Memories of a great friendship.Jim left us too early in his life, not often a day goes past and I don't think of him. Jim was very popular and had many great friends Either boating, golfing, or at work, seems we used to do anything with him.
From the days of little league, blowing up fire crackers to starting our businesses at the same time.
JC you are deeply missed by this family. and many more families I am sure.
The best friend a ,man could ever ask for.
I Will See You Again.
your buddy
Jim Gleason
Joan Cherbinis (Baptiste)
Jimmy lived right over the hill from me but I didn't meet him until high school. We rode on the same bus to Haverhill and he sat in front of me in home room. I was surprised to discover that we not only shared initials (JC) but birthdays (6/6/51). He was a great friend, very funny, very helpful. I could always count on Jimmy when I needed some work done on the driveway. He put a new water and sewer line in for me to my big house on the hill. We were both in the Amesbury Lions Club together until his sudden death at such a young age. I miss him still. Rest in peace JC.Joan Cherbinis (Baptiste)
James C. Charles, 48, of Amesbury and North Fort Myers, Fla., died suddenly on Friday, March 24, 2000 at the Lee Memorial Hospital in Fort Myers. He was the husband of Meredith "Tiny" (Lusignant) Charles. Born in Amesbury on June 6, 1951, he was the son of Willard C. and Virginia (Gamble) Charles of Estero, Fla. He was a graduate of Maine Central Institute in Pittsfield, Maine and also attended Bentley College in Waltham. Mr. Charles was the president of the James C. Charles Contracting Co., Inc. of Amesbury. He was a member and past president of the Amesbury Lions Club and a member of the Polish Club of Amesbury and the Elks Lodge of Bonita Springs, Fla. An avid golfer, Mr. Charles was a member of the Amesbury Golf and Country Club, the Rochester Golf & Country Club in Rochester, NH and the Country Creek Golf & Country Club in Estero, Fla.In addition to his wife of 20 years and his parents, he is survived by two sons, David Mazzaglia and Darren Mazzaglia, both of Amesbury; a sister and brother in law, Heidi and Paul Blais of Kingston, NH; and a niece and nephew, Holly and Jared Blais.