Charlotte Mitchell (Lenhardt) age 84, passed away peacefully on January 2nd, 2021. She was born on October 12th, 1936 to the late Clarence and Ruth Lenhardt in St. Louis, MO. Beloved wife of the late Gene Mitchell; loving mother of Terry and Michael (Melanie) Mitchell; adored grandmother of Tori, Cory, and Alexis; cherished sister of Ron (Brenda), Sandy Martin, Diane (Steve) Meissner. Dearest aunt, great aunt, to many nieces and nephews. Due to Covid, services will be private at Kutis Funeral Home but a video is being planned. In lieu of flowers, donations can be sent to American Stroke Association or Evelyn’s House.
I cherished my friendship with Charlotte for many years through Concord church. She was faithful in serving in a variety of ways both at church and through her mission trips. When my mother celebrated her 80th birthday, Charlotte volunteered to help serve lunch to over 100 guests. She was a sweet lady and friend and one I will dearly miss.
Charlotte was a great lady. I walked with her at South County Mall and we had many fun times together. She was very upbeat and always positive even when she was facing physical challenges. Charlotte was a true example of a good Christian in all she did for her church. We often teased her that she should just move into church since she spent so many hours there. She will be missed by her many friends. Rest in peace dear friend.
Our Dear Charlotte,
You were moms best friend and our adopted aunt we love you so much.. I cannot believe your are gone and I am sad about that! We couldn’t believe it I saw you Christmas Eve briefly and you looked beautiful with your Christmas Red sweater on. We have tons of family memories I will always treasure! I will always remember our trips to see mom together with the grand kids. You were a loyal friend to mom you are a treasure of a friend one could only hope for!
you were one of a kind, my only regret is that I didn’t get to see you much this last 9 months because of covid. Charlotte I love you and I’m thinking with a smile how your with Gene, your mom & dad, and my mom and dad now. I cannot know what it is like but I get over joyed at the happiness and joy that fill you all now! I know Jesus said you are a good and faithful servant, Well done you ran the race! No more sorrow, no more pain, no more tears!
One Day We all will see you again until then We all have your sweet memories!
LOVE YOU, Chris & Shelley Hayden Clegg an all my kids and grandkids.
Praying for the whole family
Charlotte was a joy to be around. I always enjoyed spending time with Charlotte and serving with her. We worked in the kitchen together on MANY occasions. If you needed something, she was there.
I can see her riding a motorcycle with her sweet Gene. I know my kids, Heather and Colin, are laughing, joking and worshipping our savior together.
Remembering your family in our prayers on your loss.
I met Charlotte many years ago when she came to Concord Church. She was always willing to help out in what ever we was involved in and always with a smile. She always had something nice to say about everyone. I called her on the day she had the stroke about !;00 but she didn’t answer, so sorry I missed her. She will be truly missed .
She loved her family. My prayers are with you all.
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I knew Charlotte from my years working at Concord Church. She was always serving others in some capacity, and her service was loving and joyful. She will truly be missed.
Charlotte was so much fun to be with. She had a great sense of humor and could have you all laughing. She loved her Lord, her family, friends and church family. She gave my daughter, Melanie, a wonderful husband and father of her children in Mike. She touched my life in many ways and I am a better person for having known her. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her, and I am certainly one of them. She will remain in my memories until I meet her again in Heaven.
I served on the Forerunner and Funeral Committees with Charlotte. She served our church in many ways. She will be missed by all of us.