Charles Comiskey Obituary

Thank You for the meaningful conversation at the big butcher block table one Sunday morning years back. I would never want anyone taking my daughter skydiving either. It was my pleasure knowing you and attending Friday night baseball games! You are exactly what everyone says! Kind, caring and above all loving!!! Thank You, David

Dear Charlie, Judy, Charlie and Mead. We are so sorry for your loss. We really feel honored to have met Mr. Comiskey. He was a true gentleman and an incredibly gracious man. He truly lived a big life. Love, Jennifer and Jeff West.

Comiskey Family- Charlie, Judy, Charlie and Mead-
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. Please know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Love you guys.

Dear Donna Curran Comiskey,

I was a Theta at Northwestern with you a long time ago, but remember you so well. I remember your marriage to Charles, and the picture in the on-line Tribune obituaries is so great. that is the way I remember him.

My blessing to you at this time of grief,

Betty Stuart Rodgers Jeffreys

Good memories in the Comiskey name from a Hinsdale of my youth.

To The comiskey family: I want to send my deepest condolences to all of you. I immediately notified all of the Ryan's immediate relatives. I didn't know Mr. C for along time but my husband and I enjoyed meeting him. Tim mentioned how he enjoyed visiting with Mr. C the few times we were with him. May God be with all of you in this very difficult time.

To the Comiskey Family:

My prayers go out to you at this most difficult time.

The White Sox have had a place in my heart since my dad's boss brought home 1959 World Series souvenior for me.

Remembering Mr. C in my evening prayers too.

To the Comiskey Family - My sincere sympathy to you all.

I met Chuck in 1946 at the Glenview Naval Air Station just after the war. We would meet in the gym and shoot baskets.My heartfelt condolence to the family. He was a great man. May God continue to watch over his family and keep you all in the palm of his hand Always. God Bless.

To the Comiskey Family,
Some of my fondest chilhood memories have Mr. C in the center. He always had a smile and hug for me whenever he saw me. He always had a way to make me smile no matter my mood. He will live on in my memories and those of everyone in Hindsale. Good night and God Bless!!

Colleen and family;

You have my heart felt sympathies at the passing of your father. He has been a wonderful friend for over 45 years. Our lockers at the golf club were one apart, and I always knew that if I had an 8:00AM tee time and Charlie was at his locker at the same time, I'd never make the tee off.....there were White Sox stories to tell and be listened to.

Sometime I'll tell you a wonderful tale of your dad when he came to my dad's visitation...it was pure Charlie.

I felt priviledged to know him and be known BY him. As I would often say in passing, good morning Mr. Cellular Field....He seemed to get a kick out of that...he KNEW I meant differntly.

With affection for all the Comiskey's,

Robb Svendsen

To the Comiskey Family, I offer my sincerest condolences. Chuck will be remembered as a fun loving, positive person who was a pleasure to have as a patient. Myself, as well as my staff will miss him dearly.
Dr. Kevin J. Salvino & Staff

My father, John Farmakes, knew Mr. Comiskey, through St. Isaac Jogues. My dad is unable to pay his respects (he is 93) but wishes to express his sympathy to Mr. Comiskey's family. I went to school with Colleen at St. Isaac Jogues in the mid-1950s. Please accept my sympathies as well.

Mr. Comiskey was a wonderful man who will be missed. There were not enough men like him in this world, honest, kind, caring. My late mother worked for him for 10 years with the White Sox and always spoke of how kind he was, what a wonderful man to work for. God Bless Mr. Comiskey and his beloved family.

Joey, My mother, Latona, wanted to share with you that she has many fond memories of times spent together with Charlie and the Curran/Comiskey family. Our deepest sympathy at this time.

Joey, Colleen, Patti, Charlie and Beau - I am so sorry about Charlie/your dad. I always adored him; he was always so funny and sweet and kind and his eyes always twinkled. I think that I always had a little crush on him. How like my beloved Daddy he was. My thoughts and love go out to all of you. With love, Nancy

Although I only new mr.C a short time I will miss his storys and his kindness.He was truly a nice guy with a heart of gold.Rest in peace my friend.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.