Charlene L. Kubistek

Birth date: Sep 26, 1965 Death date: Sep 15, 2021

Charlene L. Kubistek, 55, of Graham, Wash. passed away Sept. 15, 2021. She was born Sept. 26, 1965 in Grosse Pointe, Mich. to Charles and Regina Maynard. Charlene grew up in Hazel Park, Mich. where she enjoyed gymnastics and was Read Obituary

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Tiffany L Taylor

208w ago

in honor of Charlene.

My sweet friend Charlene, my heart is broken to hear of your passing. Even though we have been apart in miles these past few years, we have always been together in heart and spirit.

You not only lit up every room you entered, but you were a bright sparkly light in my life for the past 18 years. I am going to miss your beautiful smile most of all, and I will never forget all our great conversations that were full of laughter and friendship!

Joe, Taryn, Samantha, although my words are not enough to help ease your pain and heartache, I hope you know that I mourn with you. I pray for comfort, strength, and God’s healing love through this painful loss of your beautiful Wife, Mom and Grandmother. Love to you all .. Tiffany

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Lisa Norton

209w ago

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Lisa Norton

209w ago

Sent a Hickory Farms Savory and Sweet Snacker Gift Basket to the Kubistek family.

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Eva Rivera

209w ago

in honor of Charlene.

I’ve waited so long only because I still can’t believe it. Charlene was never over me but I’ve always known her to take anyone under her wing and show them the ropes, even if they were different companies. She had so much knowledge and experience to share, she truly wanted others to excel.
The way she spoke about her loved ones made anyone feel as if they knew them personally. I feel like I know her whole family, even her grand babies and I only ever met Samantha in passing.
Knowing she shared her knowledge with those that worked with her and others along side her shows that she was a true lady. She was a class of her own and classy was a true way to describe her.
She had a great persona, classy is a genuine way for me to describe her. Her smell, grace and knowledge spoke volumes. She never bragged about herself and she always tried her best to showcase others.
I will forever remember all the great advice, knowledge and stories she shared.

Debbie Carlisle

211w ago

I will truly miss seeing Charlene at the commissary. Her smile and personality brightened up any area she was at, whether it be in the warehouse, freezer or chill, on the sales floor or the vendor room. She was so full of life and loved her family and grandkids. I miss working the truck load sales with her. My prayers go out to her family during this painful time.

Charles Jenkins

211w ago

Charlene, such fond memories of our work visits when I traveled up to the Seattle area. Always was a pleasure to be around you and your uplifted spirited attitude. Always remember those fond days and the smiles you brought to those around you and myself.
Rest in peace and my condolences to your family.

Charles Jenkins

Christina Barton

211w ago

Charlene,
I met you briefly at a work function. You were very positive, uplifting, welcoming and had a bright smile. You gave me work advice and I thank you for that.

Vanessa Peredo

211w ago

Auntie Charlene,
I can’t believe I’m saying goodnight, but I’m so Thankful that I meet you and so happy we had a close bond through the time we worked at the Commissary. You introduced me to Samantha and we became like sisters and started a wonderful friendship and when she left for school we came closer and , I will never forget all the times Samantha and I would be at work and you would Hollar at us to “Get back to work” .. and her and I would run away back to work we go lol.... But my memories of you will always be the motherly advice you gave me, the smell of the perfume you wore and the energy you gave me when you saw me alone. Thank you for all the fun memories Auntie and watch over us Our Guardian Angel💕

Sara Loresco

211w ago

Charlene, where do I begin? 💔 Even though I was not part of the original WER, you were part of MY original team. Thank you for making me feel welcome, for giving me confidence, for your laughter and for your wisdom. I already miss hearing your voice on our Friday calls.
Sending so much love to the Kubistek family during this time.

Dawn Thomas

211w ago

Charlene, you had always lit up the room when you walked in. You will be deeply missed.

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