Obituary
Charles Osborne Phelan, 80, of Ocala, FL, passed away on Thursday, July 7, 2022. He was born in Paterson, NJ the son of Charles and Adelaide (Raimondi) Phelan. Charles was a production supervisor with ITT-Marlow (International Telephone & Telegraph) for 23 years. Later a pricing analyst for SGS. He was a veteran having served in the 1st Military Police Co. – 1st Infantry Div. of the US Army. He is survived by his loving wife of almost 43 years, Patricia Phelan.
An adventurous, witty, generous, kind & loving person, he loved sailing, skiing (where they met) and traveling with his wife. A marvelous landscaper, his hobbies were history, antique cars & antique train models.
He was a member of Veterans & Patriots Club at Oak Run, Republican Club, Appleton Museum of Art, College of CF Foundation, Veterans of Foreign Wars, 1st MP Co., 1st Inf. Div. and Wyckoff Masonic Lodge #287.
Survived by cousins Lyn Cox of Sherwood, MD and Tom Condy of LaPaz, Mexico; brother-in-law, sister-in-law, numerous cousins, nephews, great nephews & great nieces in NY and cousins in FL & NC.
On Tuesday, August 23, 2022, Mr. Phelan will be laid to rest in Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell, FL with ceremony and military honors. Must arrive @12:15 pm (military precision). In lieu of flowers, family kindly requests memorial donations in his honor to Big Red One Scholarship Fund, PO Box 607, Ambler, PA 19002.
Baldwin Brothers Funeral Home and Cremation Society is honored to be handling arrangements. (352) 236 7813).
Richard and June Bunza
Pat was the love of his life, and they celebrated that love in their many travels and in their home.
We will miss him.
We will miss him.
Love, Diane & Alan
I know he will be missed by many, but his wife Pat will feel his loss forever. I am in awe of the care and efforts Pat gave to Charlie to keep him well.
You were a very kind man and a very good friend and neighbor. Alyce also will miss you you were his first friend. You’re missed and loved.
You deserve it!
at Hunter Mt and more recently vacationing with you and Pat in Maine. You will be missed.
Barbara Petito