Birth date: May 19, 1929 Death date: May 9, 2017
Charles Junior Conger, age 87, was born south of Cincinnati, Iowa on May 19, 1929, the son of Charles M. and Clittie Parlee (Mikels) Conger, and passed away on Tuesday, May 9, 2017 at the Golden Age Care Center in Centerville. Ch Read Obituary
Dear Sister Conger,I counted a honor to get to know both some years back and have enjoyed conversing with you both in these latter years. I feel like we bonded as part of the family of God when we met and found joy in our conversations when we were able to talk. I wish I had got to know you both when we were younger and could have worked together in soul winning. I was amazed how our minds meshed in so many areas. I thank you for your friendship and support in the gospel. May God bless you as you go on in victory.George L. Faull
Dearest Aunt Marj and family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during this time of loss. But we also celebrate with you in knowing that you will meet again in our heavenly home. May our God grant you strength and peace in the days ahead. Love and hugs, Glenda (Childs) Davis
Dear Marjorie and family. We were so sorry to hear about Charles passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this time. Praising God that he knew the Lord. We'll always remember coming to your house in Norwalk and the Fall celebrations at Washington Chapel Church.
A Tropical Dish Garden with Fresh Flowers was ordered on May 11, 2017
Sincere sympathies to your entire family at this most difficult time. Praying you find great comfort in knowing your loved one is in Gods presence.
A Spathiphyllum was ordered on May 11, 2017
To say that I miss this good brother (already) is a gross understatement. We were in constant telephone contact for the past number of years...sometimes for more than a hour at a time! What can I say Charles was, first of all a preacher! He sincerely loved the Lord, and counted it a wonderful joy, a serious responsibility and a distinct privilege to preach the word! I would sum up the man by calling him a servant of God!Marjorie, no one will miss him more than you, of course. But I know you to be a strong woman who will carry on for the Lord, as you so ardently desire, and as Charles would certainly want you to. I hope you will be comforted in this time of necessary grief and mourning by the thought that Jesus knows, fully, the sorrow in your heart, and has the power and desire to uphold you with strong faith a steadfast perseverance through the tough days to come. I know your love for Charles is only exceeded by your love for the Lord! I know you will keep on keeping on!
So sorry to hear about Chuck's passing. I always looked forward to seeing you both at Church gatherings, at Sharon Bluffs. Always enjoyed talking to Chuck. He will be missed.
