Charles Denver Foust

Birth date: Jun 18, 1931 Death date: Mar 22, 2013

Charles Denver Foust, 81 passed away peacefully on March 22, 2013 at home surrounded by his children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Chuck was born in Cincinnati Ohio and moved to the Inland Empire when he joined the Unit Read Obituary

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Amanda Rinard

648w ago

I missssss u gramps!! Im so happy ur finally where u wanna be, with granny:) i love u and think about u daily....xoxo YOUR FAVORITE AMANDA.....i hope u gave tht message to my mom....(i know u did)...

Wilma Flanders Sheppard

660w ago

What a wonderul reunion it must have been at the gates of Glory. There to meet Uncle Charles was his beloved wife, Shirlene, his daughter, Becky, his son, Rick, his mother and father, his sisters, Ruth and Mossie, and brother-in-law, Donn... just to name a few. And to spend Easter morn in the presence of the Lord, I can only imagine.
Losing one of the last of the older generation, leaves a huge void. Gone is the sage advice, gone is the stories of old, and gone is unconditional love. Not having known my Mom and Dad's biological brothers and sisters, I'm thankful to God for having been blessed with Uncle Charles and Aunt Ruth to love.
I pray for peace and comfort for the grieving hearts of his children, grandchildren and great--grandchildren. I love you cousins.

Wilma

Sheryl

660w ago

I miss u so much. I don't want to be alone. I don't want to move and lose ur home. I know ur happy with Mom, but I want to be selfish and have u with me. Ur not here to tuck in at night or to make me laugh. I no longer have someone to worry about me. To make sure I get home safe. No more rushing home to make sure ur safe, or cooking ur dinners. Give u meds at night or comb ur hair. No more camping trips or packing ur clothes. No more cutting ur hair or shaving ur eyebrows so u can see. I was so lucky that I was able to care for u after Mom left us. I miss r talks and quite times. I miss u,,,,I miss u,,,,I miss u.....

Laura Obenchain

661w ago

Judy, it was an honor to sing one of your dads favorite songs for him today. You have a beautiful & loving family. Thank you for sharing them with us today.
Love you,
Laura Obenchain

L E

661w ago

May Jehovah God comfort you during this difficult period. Although I haven't had the opportunity to know Mr. Foust, I'd like to offer my sympathy to his dear family. Psalms 34:18 says that Jehovah is near to those that are broken at heart; and those who are crushed in spirit he saves.

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661w ago

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Linda Sue Graninger

661w ago

I loved my Uncle Charles. He and I had a special bond. My first memory of him was in 1955 at an airport. We had flown from Ohio to CA and I felt all alone. He came and picked me up. I was 5 yrs. old. He and Aunt Shirlene taught me to waterski. One time he burnt my forehead with his cigar when I jumped on his lap at the lake. After that I kept my distance from it.
When I was young he helped sell peanuts for me on the catering truck, I think from Camp Fire Girls.
I loved all the stories Nanny told me about him. I have a picture of him in his uniform and I have treasured that picture. He was so handsome.
He came to the hospital when I had his first great nephew Glenn Ray.
He took my husband Bill and I up on the mountain behind his home on 11th street in a dune buggy. Scary at night but he thought that was funny.
I visited him and my aunt and her step-mother and Nanny (his mother) at an apartment in Crestline/Baseline? Can't remember which. He had moved up there he told me to get away from the kids. I believe it was Doug living there at the time with his family. But he told me he was tired of living in an apt and was going home to take back his house and he did.
He came with my mom & dad for a visit when I lived in McKinney, TX and was upset that I didn't have coffee made. I told him he should have let me know he was coming and I would have. It was a surprise to me as they had been traveling to hunt his step-brother in Louisiana.
In my eyes he was a great father/grandfather/uncle. He loved his kids and spent time playing with them. He was a wonderful husband as well. I will miss him, but I'm so glad he's no longer suffering.
He is reunited in heaven with all the family that has gone on before him. For that I am truly grateful and thankful.
His birthday was the same as my brother's, so I never forgot it. I will always remember how kind he was to me and how he loved my mother.
I am sorry for the loss for his kids, grandkids and great-grandkids. I know how close they all were. They are in my prayers and all my prayer partners all over the states.
Hugs & blessings with love to them all.

Ginger Smith

661w ago

in honor of Charles.

I'm so sorry for your loss. Prayers to you Judy and your family.

Ginger

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Linda Sue Graninger

661w ago

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