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Charles William Brinkley

Birth:  Sep. 27, 1935
Tennessee, USA
Death:  Aug., 1977
Colorado, USA

Services were held on Friday, 11am at Central Christian Church for four members of the Charles Brinkley family who died in the crash of their light aircraft on Saturday in Colorado. The Rev. John O. Tigner officiated.
Charles was 41 years old at the time of passing. Also killed in the crash was his wife, Virginia, 39 and his two daughters, Pamela, 18, and Angela, 11.
The family was returning from a three-week vacation in Kentucky when their Beech Bonanza crashed into the 11,300 foot level of Loveland pass.
Charles William Brinkley was born September 27, 1935 in Tennessee and was employed as a Systems Project Engineer at Edwards AFB.
He was a member of the Antelope Valley Country Club, Aircraft Owners Association and the Alumni Association of the University of Tennessee at Knoxville.
Survivors include one daughter, Drebra Briggs of Lancaster; his father and mother, Mr. & Mrs. James E. Brinkley, Dresdon, TN; three brothers, James of Ft. Worth TX, Phillip of Greenbush, MI and Jere of Lancaster, CA.

The family is at rest together in heavenly peace in one plot.  Their plot location is: Roseland 61C

Thank you to everyone who stops by to pay respects to the Brinkley's. They really were the lovliest family and I know they are pleased and thankful that we/you are helping to keep their memory alive. THANK YOU!

*********RIP Chuck Brinkley*********
This lovely family were friends of my mothers. A nicer, gentler man you would never hope to meet. His loving wife, Virginia, lived her daily life in true Southern charm. She was bubbly, funny and liked by all who knew her. Their beautiful daughters who perished with them -Pamela, what a beauty she was! Inside and out she was a beautiful spirit. Little Angela was as sweet as the air on a spring morning. No doubt these girls learned well from their loving parents.
All these years I have kept their obituary with my family photographs and am happy to now have somewhere to go and honor their memory. I wish the whole world could have known these special, one of a kind, loving individuals.