Birth date: Oct 19, 1931 Death date: Nov 22, 2015
Born on October 19, 1931 in Denison, Texas and passed away on November 22, 2015 in Plano, Texas. Charles is survived by his wife Jane Essary, sons; Andrew Essary and wife Carol, Billy Broderick and wife Valerie, daughters; Gail Es Read Obituary
I feel so fortunate to have a short time to know Chuck in his last months. I would have loved to know him when he was himself. Jane has been such a great friend in our joint times of helping our husbands in their latter life. I am praying for the family in their time of grief. Mary Price
Mike & Staci Wilder purchased the Emerald Garden Basket for the family of Charles Eugene Essary.
Friendship is a coveted thing and true friendship is rare. With Chuck it was common place; he had so many of them. Charles Essary entered my sphere in the Fall of 1998; not so long ago in my mind, but that day will last. He walked into my new fledgling flight school in Addison and said, "I think you need an RG and I've got one if you want it". A week or so later, it was "How about meeting my wife and I for dinner Friday night?". The course was set and we thought it would go on forever. Long cross country family flights, short bumpy landings in the Bird Dog. Life knowing Charles Essary has been an adventure. May the road go on forever and the party never end!
Steve & Debbie, David & Wendy, Daniel & Paige Morse purchased the Strength & Solace Spray for the family of Charles Eugene Essary.
from Debbie Essary Morse, Memories of My Uncle Charles: One of my earliest childhood memories is the time that Randy & I locked ourselves in Grandmother's (pink) bathroom …I don't know how it happened because we were less than 4 years old. The significant point is that the face in the window & climbing up the ladder was Uncle Charles; he was calm & gentle as he carried me back down the ladder to my Daddy's arms. From then on, he was my hero. He could walk on his hands & do all kinds of wonderful tricks on the trampoline. He let hs kids keep snakes, mice & even an alligator. We could always pick him out when he sang @ the Dallas Cowboys's games w/ the Dallas Civic choir because of his white "blaze" of hair @ the front of al that black hair. Sometimes when visiting Dallas, we would miss seeing him because he was on duty in National Guard. When he raced motorcycles, he broke his leg. He was weary of that annoying cast & decided he knew better than the doctors that he was healed so he decided to cut it off himself. Borrowing a serrated knife from Grandmother's kitchen, he sat in the middle of the living room floor & cut it off! Yes, he was a "character"! He sweetly surprised & overwhelmed my oldest son David when he & Jane drove to Austin for David's Eagle Scout ceremony, with a canoe on top of their vehicle as a generous & thoughtful gift. But the real gift, of course, is that they were there. He was so cute & disarming at Daniel and Paige's wedding in Oklahoma. Again a special time for the whole family. With the lovely singing voice God gave him, he sang the Lord's Prayer at our wedding. In fact, all day Saturday, the day before he died, I was thinking about him, praying for him & singing the Lord's Prayer myself. Do you supposed that was the Holy Spirit reminding me of what a legacy God has given our family?! I will close w/ scripture, hoping it will give peace to Linda, Jane, Andy, Gail & all our family members: from Psalm 9:8-11 The Lord will judge the world by what is right. He will decide what is fair for all nations. The Lord defends those who suffer. He protects them in times of trouble. Those who know the Lord trust Him. He will not leave those who come to Him. Uncle Charles is now in his heavenly body, no more suffering, able to sing with the heavenly chorus! Love, Debbie
So very many special memories….Families; dinners; road trips; concerts; Holidays; hours of chicken foot; celebrations; laughter; beautiful music; beautiful voice; beautiful man – inside and out… thank you for the beautiful, special memories … so much love bundled up in such an amazing man of faith. We will always remember, and love you! Wishing our love and sympathies to Jane and family. Martha & Gayle Cone
Geny (Fore) Thompson purchased the Simply Elegant Spathiphyllum for the family of Charles Eugene Essary.
Congratulations on a valiant battle Chuck! Kitty and I have spent many hours with you over the past months. We have watched you endure and shared your suffering. I can speak for her when I say your courage and quiet strength will be an example for all of us. Thank you and Rest easy! Your painful journey is finally over and you are free. God Bless, Dick and Kitty Bushart, U.S. Memory Care
Thinking of the best memories I have as a child, I see your face. I loved you so much gramps. Sorry I disappointed you, sorry you never got to meet your great grand kids. Rest easy.
Beautiful Dreams was purchased for the family of Charles Eugene Essary.
