Henrietta: February 12, 2014 at the age of 87. Predeceased by her husband Robert J. Fogarty. Survived by her daughters Nancy and Sharon (Jim) Romano; grandchildren Jessica and Cody Romano; and beloved pet Daniel. Charlotte had a generosity of spirit that knew no bounds and lived, loved, & laughed to the fullest. With her cherished group of friends, she loved to play cards, go on trips and was an avid bowler who almost bowled a 300 with her team the “Yo, Yos.
Even in Charlotte’s last year with her dementia and cancer she always greeted everyone with a smile, held out her arms for a hug, and joined in with laughter at our jokes.
We will celebrate her life during a memorial service at White Haven Memorial Park’s All Seasons Chapel at 11am on February 22, 2014 with a reception to follow in the Gathering Room. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to Visiting Nurse Hospice Service.
Rochester Cremation, 4044 W. Henrietta Road, Rochester NY 14623, 359-2300, RochesterCremation.com
My Aunt Charlotte will be missed. She loved people. I went over to her house one day to visit it was around lunch time and she offered me some lunch she made tunafish with grapes. I never had it that way before but when I am having tunafish I have to have it with grapes because it is really good. They say that you are always learning something every day. I will keep her in my heart and memory forever. May God, Love and Peace be with you all. Angels and your mom is with you all.
Charlotte was our beloved neighbor on Sandcastle Dr. for 45 years. She welcomed us to the neighborhood and we soon became very good friends. She probably saved Fran’s life when our son Rob was born prematurely and she called for emergency help. We remember her for all the good times we shared together.
our heartfelt prayers go out to Nancy and Sharon and family members. I will always remember all the fun times around your mom. She would make you laugh all the time with her wonderful spirit. Wishing you and your family peace at this time. Love Donna
Dear Charlotte.I never met you in person.I have been close to your daughter Nancy for years.I just got of the phone with her.Boy does she LOVE you.She describes you as the most wonderfull Loving person you will ever meet. She is going to miss you deeply.Im sorry we never met.Looking at your pictures makes me smile.What a Beautiful Lady you are.Cant wait to see Nancy soon.I hope i will soon.LOVE.Caroline and Family
I will always remember all the fun times at the Fogarty house when we were growing up.
I have very fond memories of Mrs. Fog. They make me smile.
To Nancy and Family, My deepest condolences to you all. I will never forget your beautiful Mother. She was a big part of our lives so many years ago. The best years of our lives were the Donut Shop years and “Flo” was there for all of us. We laughed and cried together many times, and she was always there with her wonderful smile ready to help above and beyond. She remained a good friend to my Parents long after they all retired. I know your sorrow. I lost Nancy’s number, and Jerry wants to talk to you too.
Love, Shelli
Many happy days was spent on Sandcastle, Char was a special friend ,who was always there for you with a smile and a helping hand. My deepest condolence for the loss of your Mom,
Love Vern.
My Aunt Charlotte was a wonderful person. Some of the things I remember are , going to her house and playing with Sharon and Nancy, they were more like our sisters then cousins. We would go upstairs to read ,Green eggs &Ham , was my favorite ,that is how I learned to read , they had alot of books like that . I remember having parties in their garage all the time ,it was always fun playing cards and games. Aunt Charlotte will be missed , she was always at all the birthday parties we would have at my Mom’s house , and there was alot of them because there are 10 children in our family. Aunt Charlotte, I love you and will miss you !!!!
She will be greatly missed her lunches were simple different and healthy. Her soups were good too. I always wanted to stay longer. She was always in a happy mood and she always called me Johnny. Also her laughter will be missed O:-) <3 <3
Aunt Charlotte was the only Fogarty I ever really knew on my grandpa’s (Dick Fogarty) side. What I remember was her warm and loving spirit. I remember how
Much she loved Jess and Cody and the way she would
So lovingly referee their normal sibling spats. I honestly have missed her my adult life wishing we had stayed closet to that whole side of the family. Anyways, I am thankful for r memories I do have of her… Every one of them being full of love and light. I am so
Sorry for your loss Sharon and Nancy.
All my love,
Stacy Fogarty
The thoughts, and words that come to mind when remembering Charlotte Fogarty?
Joy
Kind
Warm-hearted
Funny
Devotion
Generous
Love
A New Angel in town.
I am fortunate that our fsaehmrn (high school!) hammered us on this so have had it right for oops, almost gave my number of decades away. What we don’t know we benefited in until decades later a lot!
This is both street smart and inenillgett.