of Little Rock, AR
August 30, 1929 - January 25, 2010
Charles Edward Fogle, 80, of Little Rock husband of Barbara (Thatch/Ogburn) Fogle died Monday, January 25, 2010. Born August 30, 1929 to the late William Henry Fogle and Mattie Eva (Jones) Fogle in Little Rock, Ar., he was a beloved member of Christ Episcopal Church, retired from Arkla Gas Company, and was a veteran of WW II and the Korean War.
Charles is preceded in death by both his parents, two of his brothers, a sister, and one son.
He is survived by an extended family of six adult children; thirteen grandchildren; three loving great grandchildren; a sister, Eugenia; a brother William Henry Jr., and a host of nieces, nephews, and many dear friends and patrons.
Charles is best known for his artwork which he started with a paint set he had earlier bought for his children. His over 300 extensively awarded and honored watercolors and mixed media pieces have now spread throughout the state, the nation and as far as Russia in private and corporate collections.
Interment will be held at Arkansas Veterans' Cemetery, 1501 W. Maryland, North Little Rock, Thursday, February 4th at 10:00 a.m. Officiating will be Scott Walters, Christ Episcopal Church. Soon to be announced will be a memorial service celebrating Charley's life at Christ Episcopal Church.
In lieu of flowers the family asks for donations to the Disabled American Veterans Fund or any benevolent veteran's organization. The family affords deep gratitude to the V. A. Hospital for their excellent care.
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14 Condolence(s)
Kathy Stephenson Walker
Sunday, January 24, 2016
Only about 6 years late. Sorry, for some reason Mr Fogle came to mind this weekend. I was wondering where he was. It led me to search the web to find out he had passed away several years ago. So sorry. I would like to let you know that he was a nice man and i have fond childhood memories of him. I also have some prints. Blessings to the entire family.
Amber Jones
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
I knew Charlie through being a piano teacher friend of Barbara's and would run into them either out to lunch, at piano events or in the grocery store. Charlie was always a delight and a precious man. He and Barbara were quite a pair! They will both be missed by many, many people.
Amber Jones
Terri Neil
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Mr Fogle was my 1st "real watercolor teacher" almost 30 years ago. He inspired my love of watercolor and I have pursued it from that time on as it gives me alot of happiness. I moved from Little Rock many years ago and just now learned of Mr. Fogles passing. I am sorry for your family's loss. I rmember him as very encouraging to all students in the class as he was able to find some good quality to everyone's painting attempt.
Cathy Kumpe
Thursday, February 11, 2010
I met Charlie when I began taking piano lessons with Barbara in October, 2007. He had just had eye surgery and had a patch on his eye. I remember him saying, "you are suppose to ask me what happened to my eye". He then laughingly said, "I thought Barbara said get up instead of shut up". All three of us had a good laugh. Charlie always had a joke for me and encouraged me as must as Barbara with my piano lessons. He will be missed.
Phyllis Beard
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
I met Mr. Fogle at Chenal Rehab, where my mother is a resident. I always enjoyed visiting with Mr. Fogle in the hallways.He was very interesting to talk with.I was shocked and saddened to learn of his death. Your family is in our prayers.
Jane Dennis
Monday, February 8, 2010
Mrs. Fogle and Vickie,
We are saddened to learn of Mr. Fogle's passing and know he will be missed. We are thinking of you and praying that God will shower you peace, love and mercy .
— Your friends in the Stepping Stone Sunday School Class, St. James United Methodist Church, Little Rock
Linda Miller
Thursday, February 4, 2010
We are saddened at the loss of Charles. He was a wonderful friend to my husband, Del, who helped him with his computer for many years. He was most gracious to give my daughter a very detailed interview for an art class that she was taking at UALR and to show her his many paintings. She was so impressed with his work, his intellect, and the many experiences that he shared with her for her report. He had so much artistic talent and many beautiful works of art. After Charles went to Chenal Rehab, we visited with him each time we went to see my Mom who is a resident there also. He was always charming and a delight to see. He will be greatly missed. May God comfort your family during this difficult time.
Linda and Del Miller
Robert Weyrens
Thursday, February 4, 2010
We are sorry for your loss, I used to live next door from Charlie and Barbara, after some years I came back and had Barbara teach my daughter Piano lessons, Charlie was always very nice to us.
We will miss him
The Weyrens Family.
Janet Payne
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Mother and I just saw Charlie right after Christmas in his rehabilitation facility.We had a great time of catching up on the years and touched on some old times. I have always looked up to Charlie for all the things he would not let a wheelchair keep him from doing! He was a great friend,and neighbor-with a heart of gold. I am so thankful we had that time with him as his loss is a shock of sadness. I know he is peaceful and surrounded by all the beauty that he painted as an artist. Barbara, you and your family are in our thoughts during this difficult time. Love-Janet and Margie Payne
David Dillahunty
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Every Sunday we exchanged a friendly Hello, and hand shake. He will be missed.
Walter St. John
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Sorry for your loss from a fellow retired Arkla employee.
R.B. & Marilyn London
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
We have known Charlie for over ten years and especially at Unity Center of Truth Church. He ad been a shining beacon of spirituality and kindness. He taught us all of how to live better and to see the 'Christ" in everyone we meet. He will be sorely missed by so many people who were fortunate enough to know him. His wonderful presence will be with us all for a very long time.
Our sincerest sympathys to Barbara and the family.
R.B. & Marilyn London
Jill
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
I had the honor of caring for Mr. Fogle during the last 4 months. He was an inteligent, kind hearted gentleman with a heart of gold. I only knew Mr.Fogle for a short time but in that time he gave me encouragement and confidence in caring for others. We laughed together, cried together and he made me a better person. Your entire family is with me in my thoughts and prayers. Jill Staton
Leisa Mason
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Dear Barbara,
I am so very sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Charles was a very nice person with a warm personality. I enjoyed visiting with him at various piano festivals and events. He was one of those special people who made the world a better place.
Leisa Mason