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Gina Benitez
Charlie's Step-Child
Charlie Larkin
April 19th, 1961 - September 20th, 2025
April 19th, 1961 - September 20th, 2025
After more than a year of battling an aggressive form of melanoma, Charlie passed peacefully on September 20, 2025. He was a wonderful husband, father, stepfather, grandfather, friend and mentor to so many. In lieu of flowers, my mom (his wife) is asking for donations to the Melanoma Research Alliance. Feel free to also post pictures and share some of your fondest memories of him here.
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Timothy Workman
How did you meet Charlie?
Charlie and I met on the softball field of course. He was competitive but always kept his teammates in mind. He was a great communicator always listening then replying. A great friend a great father and a great guy to have a lot of laughs with. May he rest in peace with his creator. He will be with us in peace forever. Timothy Workman
Heather
Rest in peace Charlie, you were a true inspiration and friend. It was an honor to know and work with you. The huskies are watching over you always Heather (Walgreens’s)
Curt Kreisler

The team in heaven just picked up a good man, teammate and friend. Rest in peace.
Sue
We will miss you and love you forever , Charlie. The memories we made throughout the years will always be with us. So many great times we will treasure. ❤️❤️❤️ Sue , Omar , Ryan and Jordan
Joe Libero
I knew Charlie for over 30 years working at Walgreens. I am deeply saddened about losing him. I am thankful that I was able to tell him thank you for all he taught me and all he did to help me succeed. Also that I was able to visit with him and Anna about 2 months ago. There are 3 things that I know Charlie was mega-passionate about 1. His wife and his entire family. He also cared about yours. Always teaching to put family first. 2. The training, advancement and celebration of his countless team members. He taught all about the importance of your team!!! You can’t go anywhere without them. 3. Viking Purple. His Minnesota Vikings. I asked him. How did you become a Vikings fan. He said when was a kid. He always saw them lose. He felt bad for the purple team. So he rooted for them. My wife Alicia and I send love and comfort to the family. Charlie, “Thank you for giving everyone, everything”. We all appreciated it. Love you. Joe and Alicia Libero
Ken & Marianne Arszyla



Charlie overcame loss at a young age. He was a gentleman in every sense, kind, funny, smart, his presence simply filled a room. Although separated by many miles, his CT family will miss him dearly and will hold their childhood memories in their hearts always. Came across these photos that made us smile and brought back wonderful memories. All our love and prayers to Anna, Dawn, and family. Go Vikings!!💔💔🙏🏻🙏🏻. Ken and Marianne Arszyla
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