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Charles “Charlie” Brown passed away peacefully on March 28, 2026, leaving behind a legacy of love.
Charlie age 79, was born in Newport, Vermont where as a young boy he explored the woods surrounding his home, igniting his lifelong love of the outdoors and hiking. He had an adventurous passion for the outdoors with the many hiking trips he took. He climbed Mt Katahdin in Maine, Half Dome in Yosemite and several sections of the Appalachian Trail with a sense of pride and vigor. There wasn’t a day he did not go out for a walk or trek through the woods.
Charlie loved his country. At age 18 he joined the United States Air force where served his country during the Vietnam war. He continued his commitment to service, re enlisting in the Air Force Reserve and retiring after many years of dedicated service in 1997. His military career reflected his discipline, integrity and deep sense of duty.
Charlie built an extensive and respected career in both private and corporate aviation. He was known for his professionalism and extensive knowledge of the industry. He held many senior roles in his aviation career where he earned the respect of his many colleagues, customers and peers alike. He concluded his aviation career as VP at Del Monte Aviation in Monterey California where he was admired as a mentor and steady leader.
Above all, Charlie was a devoted family man to his wife Marilyn and his stepdaughters Jill and Erica and their five grandchildren who referred to him as “Grandpa Charlie Brown”. He is also survived by his nephews David and Duncan and the many friends who loved him.
He was preceded in death by his beloved son CB and his sister Joan.
A celebration of life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers please consider a memorial donation in Charlie's name to The Wounded Warrior Project.
Munson Lovetere Funeral Home assisted with the arrangements. To leave an online condolence please visit www.munsonloveterefuneralhome.com
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