Charles Larry Meyer
March 1, 1939 - December 3, 2011
Obituary
Charles L. Meyer, age 72, died Saturday, December 3, 2011 in Seattle. Charles is survived by his daughters, Taleen (Luke) Venesky and Rochelle (Leroy) Shumate; grandchildren, Sean (Natasha), Taleesha (Justin) and Chandler and Maci; great-grandson, Sean Renee; brothers, Bob (Lois), Dale, and Richard (Diane) Meyer; sisters, Norma (Billy) Beran, Cheryl (Don) (Estwanick); numerous nieces and nephews. Viewing will be held on Thursday, 12/15 from 9:00 am – 11:30 am. Services will be held at BONNEY-WATSON Washington Memorial, 16445 International Blvd., SeaTac, WA (206) 242-1787 on Thursday, 12/15 at 12:30 pm.
Rest in peace my wonderful, kind, loving brother!!! We will meet again in heaven one day!!! Love you, Lou
I am sorry for your loss. Your father was one of the best. I will cherish my memories of him.
I didnt know you very long but I am very proud I met you. Rest in peace..
Larry, may you soar with the eagles
I only met you once but you raised a wonderful daugter so I know you were a wonderful man. May you rest in peace.
Taleen
I am praying for your family. You have an amazing family and i know your father would be proud of you guys.
Will miss you BIL. Thank you for walking me down the aisle and for my first photo album. Darin Charles is blessed to have your name. You were a wonderful man and grandfather. Rest in pain free peace. Love, Lynette
Sorry to hear about Charlie. I really liked him. I was stationed at the AWACS JTF from 87 to 94 and flew with Charlie many times.
Charlie was a fine man and I am blessed to have know him…
Sam Roe
Charlie, Rest in peace friend. The time spent flying and working with you were good.. Looking forward to seeing you againg somewhere above 29,000 ft.
I first met Charlie as a flight tester for the Airforce on early AWACS. When he retired from the military we hired him at Boeing based on his expertise and ability to work very well with others. I worked with Charlie at numerous places around the world and admired him greatly.
Unfortunately, I was not blessed to have shared the many years he served as a flight crew member aboard the USAF EC-121 airplane. He left the Air Force after more than 20 years of Dedicated Military Service. Charlie’s dedicated service to our Country, United States Air Force and Boeing Company was exemplary.
Ours was a friendship of respect and understanding for each other. I will miss that special friendship that only comes along once in a lifetime. Scotty
I first became acquainted with Charlie following my assignment to the AWACS Joint Test Force at the Boeing factory in Seattle. As former EC-121 crewmembers we had a lot of stories and memories to talk about. Charlie was easy going and a pleasure to be around, therefore friendship came easy. Following our USAF retirement we both went to work for the Boeing Company in the AWACS division. During our time at Boeing we interfaced regularly, I greatly respected his views and opinions. Charlie will surely be missed by all. Rest in Peace Charlie
Charlie and I flew together on the EC-121and E-3. He was an exceptional Radar Operator and NCO. After completing his illustrious Air Force career Charlie worked for Boeing where he continued to contribute to the development of the E-3. He was a coworker and a good friend who we will miss greatly. We extend our sympathy to his family and hope you find comfort and pride in the fact that MSgt Charles L Meyer served his Country with honor and dignity.
Rest in peace my friend
I GREW UP WITH LARRY IN SOMERVILLE, TEXAS PLAYED TOGETHER AS BOYS WENT TO SCHOOL 1 THRU 12 GRADES HAD LOTS GOOD TIMES. REST IN PEACE BROTHER.
I was a class mate of Larry from the 7th thru 12th grades. He was always a good friend and a very caring person. You will always be remembered. God bless you.
A chance meeeting at the High Cedars golf course in Orting, Wa turned into a 28 year long friendship that went way beyond golf.. I will miss Chuck very much.
I had the pleasure of knowing Charlie both professionally and personally during my assignment to the AWACS Joint task Force at Boeing Field. I always enjoyed his company both on and off the job. He was very professional and always friendly to everyone. He was one of those all-around nice guys that you just never forget. I consider it a great priviledge to have known him. Thank you Charlie for being a part of my life. You will never be forgotten.
It was privlage to know you Mr. Meyer. You have raised a great family. You will be truely missed . My prayers and condolences to Taleen and Rochelle and the whole family.
I met Charlie working at Boeing on the E-3A AWACS. He was a wonderful coworker and was respected for his knowledge and ability. I want to convey my condolences and offer my prayers.