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Mr. Charles (Charlie) F. Miner, 55, of Forest Park, died December 27, 2004. Mr. Miner was a decorated Vietnam Veterian who served with the City of East Point, The East Point Police Dept., College Park Police Dept., and a Customer Service Rep., with Delta Airlines for 15 years and was a Loving Christian man. He was preceded in death by his father, Harold Franklin Miner, and is survived by his mother, Mrs. Dorothy Miner; daughter, Melanie Miner; sisters and brothers-in-law, Charlotte and David Knox, Marilyn and Tim Helms, P.J. and Mark Wager; brothers and sisters-in-law, John M. and Lois Borek, Jr., Leonard and Laurie Miner, Robin and Roberta Miner, Jeff Miner and David Lee Miner; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services 11:00 a.m., Wednesday, December 29, 2004 from the Chapel of Harry L. White Funeral Home, Dr. Jim Kinnebrew, officiating. Interment, The Rock Baptist Church Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 4 until 8 p.m., on Tuesday. Harry L. White Funeral Home, (770) 483-7216.
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Marilyn Helms
January 5, 2005
Charlie its been 2 weeks today since i spoke to you,How I charish every word that was spoken that Wednesday night.I miss you charlie your sense of humor your love for Family and Friends were so Great. I hope the people that knew you as I do knew how special all of them were in your heart. You loved everyone. i have never in my life time ever heard you say a cross word about any Family or Friend. you didnot have money or fortune But you had a lot more. The Love in your heart and your way of keeping peace between people made you so special in our eyes and Gods. alot of people don't have the gift you had. I guess thats why God chose you Charlie. I Love You, and will miss and think of you every day until I get to see you again. Love, Your Sister Marilyn
Melissa Miner-Lowe
December 29, 2004
Charlie,
I just returned from your memorial service and it was very sweet. It was good to see your brothers and sisters again and to spend time with Melanie. Everytime I see and talk to her she is gets beautiful. I know you loved her so very deeply and she will be loved and cared for here until you see her again. Rest in peace now, your suffering is over. P.S. I sat with Sherry (your other ex-wife) that had to give you a huge laugh!
Love, Melissa
charlotte knox
December 28, 2004
Charlie, our time is over now. I loved you dearly, my sweet brother and will miss you till I see you on the other side. Thank you for being the best brother to me.
Sister
Mark Wager
December 28, 2004
Dear Charlie,
We miss and love you dearly,
PJ, Mark, Adam and Matt.
Linda knight
December 28, 2004
Dear Charlie,
You were a hero to my children and to Jerry and me. We loved you and prayed for you to return safely from Vietnam.
Now you are in a wonderful place with no hurt or bad memories.
I know you and Jerry are together.
I will never forget you.
Love,
Linda Knight
Vicki Lihs
December 28, 2004
Charlie you were a loving father and husband. I am thankful to you each day for the gift you gave to me of our daughter Melanie. I know that you are makeing the angles laugh right now.
I loved you so much.
Melanie Miner
December 28, 2004
Daddy,
I will never forget all of the wonderful times we shared. I will strive to do my best in your honor. You will always be in my heart. I love you Daddy!
Love,
Melanie
Charlotte Knox
December 28, 2004
Charlie, I will forever love you and miss you. And I still say your feet stink.
Love, Sister
Marilyn Helms
December 28, 2004
God bless My brother I will See you Again in Heaven,
I Love you charlie
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