"Bill, Sorry for the lost of your mother if you need anything just call. Love, Blake & Lori"
In loving memory of
Charlotte L. Brashears
Brashears, Charlotte L. 85 of Phoenix, AZ, died Monday, May 14, 2012. A native of Granby, MO, she moved to Phoenix in 1946 for health reasons. Charlotte was preceded in death by her husband of 64 years John W. She is survived by her son John F., daughter in law Sally and her son Bill (Clyde W.) 3 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren, numerous nieces and nephews and brother Clyde of Sun City. In September, 2008, she volunteered to be one of the first people at T Gen Clinical Research Services at Scottsdale Healthcare to participate in a cancer clinical trial involving an anti-myostatin drug to help cancer patients maintain their strength and mobility. Charlotte believed "It takes people to become involved and donate their time for research". She gave of herself her entire life. Taking care of her family and those around her was a joy for her. She loved and was loved by many. She had a great faith and was a true prayer warrior. Graveside services will be held at 1:00 pm, Friday May 18th at the National Memorial Cemetery of AZ, 23029 N. Cave Creek Rd. In lieu of flowers, Charlotte wished for donations to be made to Lost Paws, P. O. Box 86578, Phx., AZ 85080. To share condolences with family, please visit www.hansenmortuary.com.
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"We will miss you Aunt Charlotte. You have been a part of my life since the beginning. Even as kids, we could always anticipate coming to see you and Uncle Johnny at the house on Las Palmeritas and the fun we had there. The love you and Uncle Johnny showed us over the years help make us who we are today and the examples you showed your kids, grandkids, nieces and nephews made them all better persons. We will all miss you."
"We would like to send our prayers and condolences to the family of Charlotte. We have both known Billy for at least 25 years and we know that he loved his parents very much. Via con Dios Charlotte."
"Charlotte will be greatly misssed by many. I am so grateful I was part of her life as she welcomed into her family as if I was one of her own. I will treasure all the times spent with both Aunt Charlotte and Uncle Johnny. I know in my heart Charlotte yearned to join her husband of 64 years and they loved each other unconditionally and this is what true love is all about. I will not say goodbye but until we see each again. Please say hi to my Mom and Chloe when you see them. Debbie"
"Charlotte and her family are a wonderful light in my childhood memories. I will always remember her fondly and thank God for her presence and blessing in my life."
"Aunt Charlotte and Uncle Johnny were two of the best people I ever had the privilege of knowning and I am proud that they were part of my family. They were the kindest and sweetest people you could ever hope to know and they will both be missed by many not the least of those being myself. I always keep them with me in my heart."
"Charlotte was my Grandma Dorthy’s Hortt’s bestfriend and was like an aunt to all of her children and grandchildren. Her and John didn’t hesitate to welcome me to thier home in Prescott when I moved here in 1994. They were like family and helped me transition into adulthood. I know my whole family has fond memories of the 4th of July in Prescott with John, Charlotte, Little John and Sally. My thoughts and love are with you all."
"You’ll be missed. I loved you so much. Say hi to Carl. Love, Nadine"
"Aunt Charlotte was an amazing woman. I will miss her dearly but she is now with her true love once again. I want my marriage to last as long as hers did. I love you and will miss you Aunt Charlotte."
"Aunt Charlotte and Uncle John have been in my life since I was born and were the most caring and wonderful people that I have had the pleasure of knowing and loving. They will both be trully missed but I am comforted that they are in God and Jesus’s hands now. Love Janie and Bill"
"Aunt Charlotte and Uncle John both were a very caring. They always wanted the best for me and I loved them both a great deal. I lived with them off and on for sereral years. They treated me like I was their daughter. I had a lot of fun with Aunt Charlotte, we used to play black jack together and go to different places to eat. If I needed someone to talk to she was always available to listen and to gave good advise without judging. I love her very much and will miss her. I know she is with God now and not in pain any more. Love, Mary Lea"
"Shelly and I are sorry for the loss of Charlotte. She was so strong and will be missed. Love to all, Dan and Shelly"
"Aunt Charlotte was the most kind and giving person I have ever known. She will be dearly missed by all. TRULY ONE OF A KIND . Love to all Sister"
"I will miss my beautiful Aunt Charlotte. Her artistic flair, her handmade paperdolls, and her love of playing games are etched in my memory. Love to Billy, Johnny Boy, and Sally."