Charles Edward Harter, Jr.

charles harter, jr.
Charles Edward Harter, Jr., a resident of New Braunfels, TX, passed away at home surrounded by his family in the afternoon on Christmas at the age of 77. Charles was born in Mayetta Kansas to the late Charles William Harder and Annabelle Tweedy Harter. Mr. Harter served his country proudly in the United Air Force. He was a member of The New Braunfels Christian Church. His family and many friends were his treasures in life. He was a retiree of the Union Pacific Railroad as a Conductor. Charles was an avid bowler for most of his life. He also served as an instructor for high school youth bowling at Fiesta Lanes, most all family and friends agree he was a man of honor, integrity and wisdom. Charles was preceded in death by his brothers, William, George, and Jim Harter. He is survived by his loving wife, Darla Harter; children, Michael Harter (Pilar), Xochi Ratliff, Beth Schoen (David), Olga Harter, and 3 stepchildren and their families; grandchildren, Sabrina Harter, Jeremy Harter, Hannah Schoen, Jacob Schoen and Steven Perez; great-granddaughter, Isabelle Harter; and siblings, Margaret Neil (Jerri), Oregon, Fran Howell, Denton Tx. and Phylis Barcis. Charles is survived by many nephews and nieces. Any memorials can be given to The New Braunfels Christian Church. A pending celebration will be at a later date.

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  1. Darla and family, I’m so sad to hear of Charlie’s passing. My thoughts and prayers are sent to you. I was Charlie’s neighbor in New Braunfels for many years. He was such a great neighbor and friend. Aimee Heiser Hinton Alberta Canada

  2. We were very sorry to hear about your loss. Charles was a very kind and interesting gentleman. Stay strong, Darla. Carolyn & Bob Self

  3. My deepest condolences to Darla and the family. I knew Charlie and Darla fairly well from bowling with them over the last 5 years. It was always a pleasure to meet and visit with them. I’m so sorry for your loss! Bob Jenks


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