Charles J. Mason
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No formal services are planned for Charles J. Mason, 88, Lawrence. He passed away on Saturday, September 9, 2023 at LMH Health.
Charles was born on June 28, 1935 in Sulpher Rock, AR.
No formal services are planned for Charles J. Mason, 88, Lawrence. He passed away on Saturday, September 9, 2023 at LMH Health.
Charles was born on June 28, 1935 in Sulpher Rock, AR.
Rocky was an amazing guy for what little I knew him. He loved being outside and feeding the squirrels. You will be greatly missed..
Rocky was my neighbor, every morning he walked out courtyard and waved. He always had something to say to my little dog Zoie. Rest in Peace Rocky and say hi to Zoie.
Rocky you touched so many of us with your smile and friendliness. We miss seeing you walk everyday and feeding the squirrels. May you rest in peace till we meet again.
We all loved Rocky! He will be missed. Our love and prayers for your family.
My condolences to the family Rocky was a kind and friendly man and a master of many things
To the children of Charles “Rocky” Mason. Next week, September 21st, our EHS Class of 1958 will share our 65th Class Reunion. Rocky had been invited because Betty Burns Mason, your Mom, was a much loved and respected member of our class. Rocky always made sure Betty could be with us and he attended as a good friend, too! When we have our reunion your parents will really be missed. You grown children have had the best parents and please know each of them made where ever they lived a better community. We know their Hesper Friends Church Family will now miss Rocky’s friendship and attendance, too. Blessings as you grieve. Sincerely, Elizabeth Weeks Woods- for the Class of 1958
Rocky will be missed by alot of people he was an amazing neighbor and was always willing to visit when he was outside just catching up on whatever was going on, may you rest in peace my friend until we meet again. ❤️🙏
Rockey was one of a kind! He could spin yarns with the best of em. I have nothing but fond memories of roofing for him, fishing and hunting with him in my youth, taking him to lunch in his last several months with us, taking drives thru the country side while he pointed out the various houses that he had roofed. His memory was something to behold. The best part is that Rockey has known the Lord as his personal savior for many years. In his last years, when he would call or visit, he never failed to tell us he loved us and prayed for my family. RIP, big boy! You will never be forgotten! Much love, Bob (and Pat) Burns
I will miss Uncle Rocky’s kind-hearted soul. The world has lost a great man. So sorry for your loss cousins, Kathy and Gary.
Rocky was my neighbor I live across the street. I’m missing seeing & talking to him when he went for his daily walks in the parking lot. I’ve known him for many decades. Always admired him as a roofing contractor knowing that is not easy work. His occupation takes a toll on the body. He’s missed already. RIP, Rocky!