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Renee Rhodes (Castle Rock, CO)
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Mr. Charles, you and my Dad will once again make some beautiful music together.
Mrs. Charles, your husband was one of my Dad's best friends. He so admired Mr. Charles and really enjoyed his company. I'm so sorry for your loss. Harry Charles was one of a kind.
Renee Rhodes (daughter of Norman Ray Rhodes)
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Tiffany (Washington, TX)
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He was a lovely man and one to remember growing up...So sorry for the loss...God Bless
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Wendy Davis Warden (Dallas, TX)
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I was a part of Mr. Charles' PRIDE class for three years at PNMS, and he has always been my favorite teacher. His enthusiasm, intellect and humor made class so much fun. ("Are you playing Statue of Liberty, or do you have a question?")
He cared about each of us and made me feel good about myself even in those awkward junior high years. I'm praying for your family in the days ahead and for all the students who will miss him too. Rest in peace, Mr. Charles. You were the best!
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Anita Swann (Austin, TX)
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My condolences to the family of 'Uncle Harry'. Although it has been over forty years, I remember him so vividly. His humor, his devotion to teaching, his kindness- all these were an inspiration to generations of people who benefitted greatly from knowing him.
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Sue Orr Webb (Beaumont, TX)
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Mr. Charles was one of my favorite teachers in Jr. High. Prayers lifted up for his family.
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