Charles Faupel Obituary

MaryLee,

I read about your father in the Tribune, and although I didn't know him, I know how difficult it is to lose a parent. My sincerest sympathies to you and your family.

Dear Mary Lee, Kathy, Pat, Sue, Jean and Janet,

My most sincere condolences for the loss of your father. I was out of town and unable to attend the wake and funeral. I have always admired the close relationship you girls had with your father and each other. Charlie was a real "gentle giant." I enjoyed chatting with him at family parties because he always had a kind word and a pleasant demeanor. I know this loss is both shocking and difficult for everyone. I hope the deep love he shared with all of you will help you through this sorrowful time.

Sincerely,

Trish McDermott

YOU HAVE MY SYMPATHY AND ARE IN MY PRAYERS AT THIS TIME.

Dear friends, My wife Mary, nee Cahalane, was a neighbor of the Faupel family on Carpenter St. from the time she started lst grade at St. Brendan's until Mary and Imoved from there in 1959 - we always had a good relationship with him, but only met him once after he was married - at a wedding, and I dont remember whose - we were so sad to here of his death, and we wish to extend our deepest sympathy to all of the family. You will remain in our prayers. Unless we hear from you otherwise, we will send a card and a donation to the Scholarship fund to the Faupel family in care of the funeral home. Again, our deepest sympathy Mary and Dan Paulson

Mary Lee,

My condolences to you and your family at the loss of your father. I remember that you were a responsible, thoughtful and kind person in our days working for Andy Frain. I sure you gave him many reasons to be proud since then and are a great source of strength in this time to your siblings.