Charles Daffin

Death date: Jan 18, 2013

Charles “Chuck” Hall Daffin, II, 71, of Charlotte, died peacefully January 18, 2013 at his home. He was born on November 7, 1941 in Petersburg, VA to the late Charles Hall Daffin and Dorothy Daffin LaRue (as well as his step-fathe Read Obituary

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Dan And Karen Pierce

667w ago

Dear Ino, Wendy, Stephen, and children,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. It is never easy to lose a loved one. He was a very good man. Dan and I remember your family from our time at Laguna Verde. Chuck was always happy, friendly, and always willing to help anyone who needed anything. He will be missed by many people.
I know that comfort will come to you and as time goes by some of the pain will leave, but the memories of Chuck will never leave you.
Please accept our condolences.
Dan and Karen Pierce

Sal Quijano

667w ago

Well Chuck, as a Laguna Verde Alumni, save us a good seat !
We didn't stay in touch as well as I wish we would have, but I'll miss you. We had some good times in Veracruz.
Our condolences to Ino and Wendy ,
Rest in peace.
Sal and Martha Quijano

Micky Lindberg

667w ago

What a joy it was to know Chuck at WildAcres. I smile thinking of that deep voice when he would visit us in the quilting room. Loving thoughts to Ino and the family. We will miss him very much. Micky

Ted & Nancy Williams

667w ago

Chuck . . . we will miss you more than words can say. Wildacres will not be the same experience without you. You were as much a part of that place as the trees themselves, and I will think of you when the wind rustles the leaves there. We mourn your passing but are so fortunate to have known such a cheerful and giving soul as you. I can only remember wonderful times with you at the wheel, driving through the mountains looking for someplace "new" to photograph, when you had already seen every overlook and farm dozens and dozens of times before. We miss you brother............Ted and Nancy

Chaplain Ray Fritz

667w ago

Our condolences to Chuck's wife Inocencia and his family and friends. We are grateful for his service to our country aboard U.S. Submarines. May God bless you with His peace, comfort you in His everlasting arms, and heal your broken hearts. As a "Brother of the Phin" we say to Chuck, "Sailor, rest your oar. We have the watch. Rest in peace." -- Ray Fritz, National Chaplain United States Submarine Veterans, USSVI.

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