Charles F. Reasoner
Charles F. Reasoner, 67, Kansas City, Kansas, passed away Monday, January 25, 2010 at Providence Medical Center, Kansas City, Kansas.
Charlie was born March 13, 1942 in Appleton City, Missouri. On August 20, 1966, Charlie married Sharon Creten at St. Patrick’s Church in Kansas City, Kansas. He was a superintendent with the Unified Government in Kansas City, Kansas with 35 years of service.
He survived by his wife, Sharon Reasoner of the home; mother, Loreta Harmon; brother, Gerald Ray Reasoner; half sister, Nora Lou Russell all of Kansas City, Missouri; sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law, Joyce and Mike Clarrey, Karen D. Creten and Frances and Trent Jones; many nieces, nephews, family and friends.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association.
Visitation and Funeral Service
Mass of Christian Burial will be 12:00 p.m. Saturday, January 30, 2010, at the St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 94th Street and State Avenue, Kansas City, Kansas. Friends may call from 6-8 p.m. Friday, January 29, 2010, at the Amos Family Chapel of Shawnee, where a memorial service will be at 7:00 p.m.
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I met Charles when we were about 13 years old. He has been like a brother to me, I can’t say how much I will miss him. We have shared some stressful times, and very happy times.
In Christ’s Love Benny Wagoner
Through Thick and Thin in 2010
Lord, You have been our dwelling place in all generations.
Psalm 90:1
To Sharon and the Reasoner Family:
I’ve had the privilege of knowing and working with Charlie for 34 years, he in the Street Department and me in Transit for UG. I’ve spent these past days thinking about some of the fun we’ve had. I live on 67th so when the Street Department was on Cernech he used to bring my german shepherd home when she’d run over to their complex. She loved him and enjoyed riding in his pickup so I teased him constantly about the two of them. I’ll miss that grin and the sparing back and forth. He was without a doubt one of the finest and nicest persons anyone would ever want to know. He’ll be missed by all of us. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Marcia Bernard
We will miss having so many fun times together at family gatherings, with Charlie.
Shirley really liked to dance with him!!
He was a very likeable person and made every one happy to be around him!!
He will be deeply missed by all of his friends and relatives.
Ted and Shirley Mc Niel
sorry for your loss if you need us please give us a call or come on over we will miss charlie he was and always will be considered a family friend and sharon so will you
Charlie was the greatest Uncle to me! He was always there when I needed him. Always had a smile when we saw each other. Also always asked if I washed my car and did you put some wax on it. Your always on my mind and my heart Charlie R.I.P.
Love your one of kind nephew,
Bradley Clarrey
Sharon,
What can I say. I send my thought and prayers to the entire family. Charlie will be sadly missed . As a child and teenager growing up I remember all the times that we laughed together. Charlie was one of a kind. A terrific friend to all who knew him. I’m sure that he is making everyone who has gone before him laugh also. I along with all of you will miss him dearly.
Love,
Bonnie
Got to now Charlie in the shop very good man,was great boss.Always happy and fun to be around you will be missed by all cowokers and freinds. Are thoughts and prayers are with you in this difficult time.RIP Charlie
Charlie will be greatly missed!! He was one of a kind! Always made us laugh, always in a great mood and had a smile on his face. Plus he could dance up a storm!! Our thoughts and prayers go out to Sharon and family during this difficult time.
Lawana Coleman and family
To the Reasoner Family,
What can I say about Charlie, AKA Chuck Nasty. I have worked daily with Charlie for many years and every day was a new adventure with him. He was always smiling and never had a loss for a joke or a funny remark. Charlie was a dedicated employee and loved his job and the men that he worked with. Charlie will be deeply missed and forever remembered by the UG Street Department and its employees
Gerald Beck
I have worked with Chuck for almost thirtyyears. We have seen alot through the years. Chuck started out as a mentor to me and end up a good friend. If it wasn’t for Chuck I wouldn’t be where I am today. He saved my job a few times in my younger days. We will miss your lame jokes that always made us laugh. But we will never forget your time here at the Street Division. Please keep that snow wall up for us.
I’ve know Charlie all my life, He was a great man! Some of my most memorable moments were seeing him with his animals his automobile’s and his family, he was so proud of all of them. I can remember dancing with him, to One Headlight by the Wildflowers. You will never be forgotton Charlie!
Love and prayers to Sharon and the Reasoner Family.
Love,
Lisa Wagoner Pirtle and Family
I will always remember Charlie coming out to dinner w/ Sharon and the Clarrey family and I to have dinner or to a get-together…it was never really a get-together unless he and Sharon were there, and I always received great gifts from them on various occasions.
Charlie was a warm, funny, and friendly person who I will miss dearly…
We will miss Charlie, We were very close, loving,family.
I remember all the times we go on vacations, family gatherings,
and out for dinner every week. Charlie was also there for my family.
Rest in Peace,
Love Always Joyce and Mike