Charlene graduated from Capac High School in 1966 and lived her entire life in that community. She spent many years as a teller and later as an assistant manager of the Capac State Bank. Char loved nothing more than to watch things grow - her family and the connections between them, the flowers in her garden and the art from whatever canvas she was using. After retirement from the bank she regularly inspired others in their art by teaching tole painting classes at community and senior centers. In recent years Char became a link between generations and family members long lost or never known because of her great interest in genealogy and preserving memories of the past. She was active in the Capac Historical Society. She also loved travel, music, card games, the family farm and cabin. Char is survived by her father, her brother and many nieces and nephews.
Charlene graduated from Capac High School in 1966 and lived her entire life in that community. She spent many years as a teller and later as an assistant manager of the Capac State Bank. Char loved nothing more than to watch things grow - her family and the connections between them, the flowers in her garden and the art from whatever canvas she was using. After retirement from the bank she regularly inspired others in their art by teaching tole painting classes at community and senior centers. In recent years Char became a link between generations and family members long lost or never known because of her great interest in genealogy and preserving memories of the past. She was active in the Capac Historical Society. She also loved travel, music, card games, the family farm and cabin. Char is survived by her father, her brother and many nieces and nephews.
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