Fortified with the Sacraments, Charles A. Sharamitaro join his parents Peno and Virginia in God’s heavenly kingdom on Wednesday, April 8, 2020. He is mourned by his loving children, Jennifer (Bill), Tony (Abby), Joe (Jamie) Sharamitaro and grandchildren. His siblings are Mary Jane (Joe) Wiss, Kate (William) Dame and Pete (Carol) Sharamitaro and the late Loretta Baum. His loving grandchildren Joshua, Nicholas, Charlie, Amelia, Lucas, WIll and Joseph were the lights of his life..
Charlie had many cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends that joined in our sorrow.
A burial at Calvary Cemetery April 10, with a celebration of life at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations to CBC High School or Forest Park forever appreciated.
To immediate and extended family, I want to send my condolences on the passing of your husband, father, brother, grandpa, Cousin, and friend. I met him once but I know the sons well and if their personalities are any reflection of Charles, then he must’ve been of the absolute best. Love and prayers to all
Joe and Jamie we are so sorry for your loss. Your dad was a good guy and my husband really enjoyed working with Charlie. You and your family are in our prayers. I wish we could do more but during this time we can’t really send food or anything. Please know our thoughts are with you and our heart goes out to you
Our Deepest Sympathy to the family of our fellow Yellow Freight Retiree & Teamsters Local 600 member. Charlie will forever be remembered & missed. Sincerely, Yellow Freight Retirees (St. Louis, Mo.)
My heart goes out to all of the Sharamitaro family and friends. I am saddened by your loss. He was a great man. Much love and blessings to the Sharamitaro family from the Bettlachs.
Instead of flowers we have made a donation to Forest Park Forever in Charlie’s name. Deepest Sympathy, Yellow Freight Retirees (St Louis, Mo.)
So sorry for your loss
Our deepest sympathy to all of the Sharamitaro family on your loss. I have so many fun memories of Charlie in his younger years and know he will be truly missed. Sending lots of love and prayers to his children for peace through this difficult time.
I doubt that any of you remember me. I am Susan Green Bryant’s cousin. We are cousins of cousins!
I remember Peno and Virginia very well. I remember going to their house and playing cards with Peno. He was such a happy man.
Virginia was my Uncle Charlie Green’s sister.
After all this explanation, I simply want to express my condolences. Losing a sibling, father, grandfather, uncle, etc., is devastating.
I wish you love and peace.
Mary Kathryn Victor
St. Louis
(Mary Dowling Victor’s daughter and Jane Dowling (Charlie) Green’s niece.)
I just saw this, sorry, for your loss. I have fond memories of Charlie . He changed the way I thought about life. He took me to see the movie Dirty Dancing. We loved to dance. He was always telling jokes. He made me laugh. He was a great guy I will never forget him.