Obituary for Charles Tremewan (Guest book)

A candle was lit by TINA L SHERMAN on September 21, 2017 11:09 PM

A candle was lit by Lauren van Zyll de Jong on July 30, 2017 1:09 PM

A candle was lit by Bobbi on July 11, 2017 2:55 AM

Message from Larry Silva

July 9, 2017 9:39 AM

I have fond memories of cruising Jefferson in Charlie's Camaro. We would go up to the Soda Hole on hot days in the summer and hang out. Charlie was a good man but lots of guys were jealous of him because he was a favorite of the ladies. Charlie always had the best 8 track tapes and we always fought for the front seat of his car. When we got bored we would convoy in our cars to Main Street in Walnut Creek or 4th Street in Santa Rosa. Sometimes we would raise a little hell but Charlie was always a lover and not a fighter and smartly stayed out of any trouble.

Charlie is probably in heaven cruising with Lisa Von Uhlit and Marc Boretto. I am sure he has a pretty awesome ride.

Message from Tina L Sherman

September 21, 2017 11:25 PM

A great sadness and loss Charlie will always be remembered for all the great times shared with him and Larry celebrating our birthday Oct 7 together, over the years, He was always calm and funny thank you Charlie for sharing your life we all of us you will never be forgotten forever you will remain in my heart love you always RIP my friend

Message from Robin Sovey-Peters

July 6, 2017 8:15 PM

I was sad to hear of Charlie's passing. He was such a nice person. I first met Charlie from taking piano lessons from Pat Wagner. He played the piano beautifully. Later in our teens, we were both friends of Lisa Von Uhlit's. One evening, Lisa and I were cruising with Charlie in his Camaro, and we stopped to talk with other friends on Jefferson Street. I took off my shoes and, unbeknown to me, Lisa put a shoe in one of the velocity stacks of Charlie's car. As we were getting back in the car, he said I could drive, so I got into the driver's seat. I can still picture it now...we were driving north on Jefferson and all of a sudden, the accelerator stuck wide open. The only thing I could think to do was steop down on the accelerator, and we saw something fly out of the velocity stack and it was, of course, my shoe! Charlie was pretty calm, but I was not, and we all had quite a laugh about it later. Thanks for some great memories, Charlie. RIP.

A candle was lit by Shelly Forte on July 3, 2017 6:43 PM

A candle was lit by Lisa Bailey on July 3, 2017 7:59 AM

Message from Taral Holden

June 30, 2017 5:59 PM

I first met Charlie at Lincoln school. He was the funniest guy. I haven't seen him since school and I'm sorry for that. I know he'll be missed.

A candle was lit by Russ and Cheryl on June 29, 2017 11:50 AM

A candle was lit by Aunt Ida on June 29, 2017 6:33 AM

A candle was lit by Brian Cox on June 28, 2017 3:44 PM

A candle was lit by Sue and Court Camblin on June 28, 2017 1:02 PM

A candle was lit by Thomas Howe on June 28, 2017 12:22 PM

Message from Bill (Butch) Weingart

June 27, 2017 3:48 PM

Although I moved away 20 years ago I always tried to stop in and have a couple of beers with Charlie when i was in Napa . we would talk about the old days , cars, chicks, and stuff I can't mention . I am proud to say he was my friend .
I will miss you Charlie .

Message from Russell Jones

June 27, 2017 1:14 PM

RIP Charlie

Message from Aunt Ida (Ida Gibbs)

June 27, 2017 12:50 PM

I was 16 when I became a first time Auntie. We called my nephew Charles Vincent Tremewan and he was always Chuck to me. We lost my sister, his mother, in 1963 just 3 months before Chuck's 4th birthday. We kept in touch with him through his dad and later, his step-mother Darlene, as he grew up. His mother's whole family came to his high school graduation in 1977. Over the years Chuck and I exchanged letters, cards, emails, pictures and a few telephone calls with some visits to see him in Napa. We grew close through these exchanges. He was always interested in his mother's family and I tried to fill him in on a lot of details. When I saw in 2015, I had some of his late Grandpa Bob's (Lt.Cmdr.Robert Steele) certificates and books that his step-grandmother (Lola Steele Gibson) had given me. I gave these to him and he later wrote and called them "treasures" and he found out that his grandpa Bob had been a Radioman in the Navy and was thrilled to realize that perhaps his own love of electronics and radios came from that member of the family. He felt close to me because I was a link to his late mother and I reminded him of her. I am thankful for his father and his step-mother Darlene and their families for loving him so much and bringing him up to adulthood and always being there for him. I am extremely grateful for his beautiful and loving wife Lourdes. With her he found the peace and love he had been searching for. I am so thankful for the care and love he received from her and the home and family of animals they adopted together. He got such pleasure from all of them! I will miss my nephew! I love you Chuck!

Expression of Sympathy

A Grandma's Garden Table Basket was sent on June 27, 2017

Charlie was a great help to me with the Ham radio stuff. He liked what i like, old cars and bikes. we had good times on emailing each other. Lourdes, You have my deepest sympathy. You take care. love Charlie/Carlos

Charles Tremewan

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