Birth date: Jun 27, 1950 Death date: Aug 29, 2013
Decatur-Charles R. Doering, 63, of Decatur, passed away Thursday, August 29, 2013 in his home with his family by his side. He was born June 27, 1950, in Pittsburgh, PA, the son of John and Majorie (Gabrielson) Doering. He proudly Read Obituary
So sad to again to lose someone so young. My heartfelt sympathy to all who knew and loved him. God's Peace. Claudia Doering Paul, Leechburg, PA
It was always fun to see Chuck in my office. We had such good conversations. My prayers go out to all of the family, and to Carol. May God Bless you all, leave happy memories in your heart, and peace in your mind.
I remember my cousin Chucky as an 8 year old, curly haired and always smiling. He could have been a child actor. God rest his soul and peace to those he left behind too soon. Lee
Immeasurable void losing my only sibling, yet Bro mercifully suffers no more from abnormal nature's wrath. I could not have hand-picked a more wonderful brother, have always been grateful to God for blessing me like that, including pride and admiration how Chuck grew and lived his entire life humbly so, which touched and influenced so many others lives as well. He was always driven to do "get 'er dun right" from any challenge. Time is such a fleeting gift but it's not a factor where he is now ~ welcomed aboard by Mom who probably first said "Hi Chucky", Dad, and Debbie especially among others. He is with all now who's Spirits and memories remain available to us, which is just one more gift we all have !
We are so sorry for your loss. Chuck was a great dental technician. May God be with you and your family. Skip and Toni From Long Creek Dental Lab
Our prayers and sympathy go out to Chuck's family. Rick and Sara and kids, please know we are thinking of you all! Even though I haven't seen him in a long time, my memories of him are filled with smiles that he always had on his face. Debbie and Chuck are now reunited in heaven and I know so happy to see each other. God bless!Dave and Roxie Thomas
My heart is heavy with sadness today. Yet I also know that there is dancing in heaven this day as Chuck and Debbie are reunited. I got to spend some very emotional time with both of them and I know that Debbie was the love of Chuck's life and visa-versa. What a good, good man. I have heard him say, many times, "I think I can help this person". And he did. With kindness in his heart, he gave. His smile was special and it reached his eyes. I will pray for Rick and all of Chuck's family in the days and months ahead.
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