Birth date: Dec 7, 1931 Death date: Apr 21, 2013
Charlotte Wright, 81 of Olympia, WA went to rest on April 21, 2013. She is survived by her daughters, Karen Wright, Kathy (Jim) Pence; sons, Kenneth Wright, Jr., and Kirby Wright; brother, Clyde “Bud” (Jean) Smith; 3 grandchildren Read Obituary
Charlotte is such a sweet & kind person. I knew her for nearly a year, as we lived in the same building. She would smile & greet everyone. She is greatly missed.
Charlotte was my best friend, I loved her very much. We shared our dog Ginger for along
a long time. She will not be forgotten.
Jean Gustafson
Charlotte will be missed but never forgotten. I will always remember our chats and laughter around the dining room table in the old days. You are adored by many and always a first class lady.
Carol (Harper) Larsen
Charlotte was a very likeable person. A nice sister-in-law and always hospitable when we visited from east coast. Good night Charlotte. May you have peace in heaven. Love sister-in-law Jean Smith
Charlotte was my loving sister and friend. Although we were separated by many miles I would call her every weekend. I loved her and I will miss her so much. May she rest in peace Loving brother BUD
Besides being a very special lady, Charlotte gave me a very special being when she left Nevada. She gave me Heidi Ho (her dog). I will be forever thankful to her for that. Will miss the friendship she offered and the down to earth person she was. She will live on, in all the memories we have of her.
Becky Haraldson
I met Ken and Char in 1987 at Eagle Valley when they were the care takers there. I then went to Arizona in 1988 when they suggest that I might find work performing down there in Yuma. Through the years my wife (Cindy) I kept in contact with them. Ken was a roudy old sorts, but Char was the nicest person I have ever know. My wife and I haven't seen Char in a few years, but we are greatful to have the time we had with her and Ken.
Rest in peace, Ken and Char. Jim and Cindy Toivonen
I was given an opportunity to meet this lovely lady when she moved to Nevada to be closer to her daughter, Karen. She enjoyed life to the fullest and so appreciated everything that was done to insure her happiness in a new environment. She and Karen returned to Washington State, to be close to family, and it was meant to be. She will be missed by many.
