Birth date: Sep 19, 1926 Death date: Oct 16, 2013
Charles George Haller passed away on October 16, 2013 in Albany California. He was born September 19, 1926 to Charles & Emma Haller. He was a native of San Francisco California. He belonged to the San Pablo Avenue Sportsman’s Club Read Obituary
Hi Karl, I am of course thinking of you and your sisters and cousins and parents at this time!
Dear Pam, I don't know if he got my letter, but your dad has been very much in my thoughts these last weeks. It is a challenge to be so far away, but you are always in my thoughts!
Dear Cousin Vince, I mourn with you and love you always, Linda
Charles was my cousin, and also a friend. He worked for many years with my father, his Uncle Ed, and I would see him after school almost every day. He always had a kind word and a funny story for me; I felt loved and cared-for when I was with him. Family was everything to him. I think now of Vince and Pam and Paul and our cousins and family. It seemed fitting to remember the watchmakers union charitable trust in his memory. Love, Linda
I learned from my father what a man is…someone who is gentle but direct, someone who can be funny and have fun in life, someone who can put you in your place but never say things that leave scars on your heart, someone who lets you know you are loved and cherished by the pride they have in you. I miss my father more that words can ever say, but I am so proud to be his daughter and so proud to be from this family.I love you, Daddy.Your Tootsala,Pam
As a father, grandfather, cousin, or friend–Charles Haller made time stand still. His love for storytelling delighted everyone in his presence.As a watchmaker of unparalleled experience, he made time behave. His years in the watchmakers union will never be matched.And as he rests in final Happy Hour peace, may time remain forever frozen at 5 o'clock. Cheers to Charles Haller, we'll never know another one like you.Cousin Karl
Haley Godfrey,I am so thankful I got to be apart of such a wonderful man's life. I wish I could be there with the rest of our family in this time. But knowing I am in Alaska, some place grandpa enjoyed makes it a little easier. I loved going to California and visiting. Staying at grandpa's with the loud TV and all his wind up clocks are memories that I'll never forget. I cherish all the memories I have. But I am so happy he is in a better place and reunited with Grandma Eve. I will for ever miss you.
Charlie was the epitome of a good neighbor, always friendly and caring. I was very fortunate to have known him these last 12 years. He was a fun-loving, good-natured soul. My fondest memory of him is the summer I spent painstakingly landscaping my entire front yard. He would yell across the street or pull up alongside me in his car if he were going out and say, "Hey lady, I like your floppy hat!" It was just the laugh I needed, as well as the break I needed as we proceeded to chat with one another. Charlie liked to talk, but he also liked to listen. He connected with people. I wish everyone had a neighbor and friend like him.
I love you Dad. I am proud to be your son. Love, Vince
rest in peace Charlie…..I appreciated the opportunity to really get to know such a good and honest man. Someone i called my friend, age difference apart. It will be hard to look at your house and not to think of all the good times we spent together; breakfast at the Richmond Rod & Gun, dinners at the San Pablo Sportsman's Club, and, of course, those times that built the strong bonds of our friendship; our cocktail time!our cocktail time was a special time for me….thank you for being a friend to me. I will miss you.Jack Osborn
