Mr. Charles H. Webb Obituary

I first met Charles when I was still in elementary school, because I had an older sister in high school. I went years and did not see him until I came to work at FRC. The years had not changed him a bit. He was still as witty, with his dry sense of humor, as ever. Even though he had moved away, I think that part of him thought of Down East as his home. He always asked me about things down there, and told me of his remembrances. He always asked me about Erah Harris' house, and said he wanted it. I had the pleasure of speaking with him a couple of weeks back. We discussed retirement, and I told him I had a long way to go. He used his favorite line to me, "You will be ok, you are the only Lopez that ever came from Harkers Island". God rest his soul!

I first met Charles when I was still in elementary school, because I had an older sister in high school. I went years and did not see him until I came to work at FRC. The years had not changed him a bit. He was still as witty, with his dry sense of humor, as ever. Even though he had moved away, I think that part of him thought of Down East as his home. He always asked me about things down there, and told me of his remembrances. He always asked me about Erah Harris' house, and said he wanted it. I had the pleasure of speaking with him a couple of weeks back. We discussed retirement, and I told him I had a long way to go. He used his favorite line to me, "You will be ok, you are... READ MORE →

To Ruth, Olivia and the Webb family,

Please accept my sincere condolences for the loss of your beloved husband, father and most loved family member. It is most difficult to accept such a taking by God's will and go on with life.

I began to know Charlie in the mid 1990's when he was promoted to the Quality Evaluation trade at the Naval Aviation Depot. Charlie was very easy to warm up to because he brought good cheer and fellowship to all who were fortunate enough to work with him. He was always in a good mood, jovial--never down, hard working, attentive, just the kind of co-worker and friend you would want to spend your career with. As the years flew by and Charlie was promoted to higher management positions, we had less opportunity to work together, but our bond remained strong and we usually worked well together when we were able to correspond. He had a unique quality of accepting people and their ideas as they were, always ready to listen to your thoughts on problems and solutions. Charlie will be truly missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing and working with him, personally, I can't imagine work-life without him.

God bless you all,

Darrell Young
Friend, co-worker, admirer

To Ruth, Olivia and the Webb family,

Please accept my sincere condolences for the loss of your beloved husband, father and most loved family member. It is most difficult to accept such a taking by God's will and go on with life.

I began to know Charlie in the mid 1990's when he was promoted to the Quality Evaluation trade at the Naval Aviation Depot. Charlie was very easy to warm up to because he brought good cheer and fellowship to all who were fortunate enough to work with him. He was always in a good mood, jovial--never down, hard working, attentive, just the kind of co-worker and friend you would want to spend your career with. As the years flew by and Charlie was promoted to higher management positions, we had less opportunity to work together, but our bond remained strong and we usually worked well together when... READ MORE →