Birth date: May 14, 1928 Death date: Dec 18, 2020
Charles Roy Ogden, 92, of Fredericksburg passed away Friday, December 18, 2020. Charles was a proud Army veteran. He was honorably discharged in 1950 and then served in the Army Reserves until he retired as a commanding officer i Read Obituary
I first met Charlie as he and a friend, Horace, were eating lunch in Burger King. As a gesture of kindness I secretly bought them both a desert and dropped it off at their table. A few minutes later Charlie comes over and invites me to sit with them. So began a friendship that spanned several years of lunches, memories, and faith sharing. Such a gracious man with warming smile and sense of humor. See you again soon.
What a wonderful friend Chuck Ogden was. I first met him one Sunday in May, 2008 when I was searching for a church after moving to the Fredericksburg area. Chuck was warm and welcoming and I will never forget him. This world was a better place because of Chuck and I'm sure Heaven is blessed to have him there. Hillcrest will miss him as all of us at Hillcrest will miss him. May God bless his family, Arthena Baxley
Your dad, your mom, and all of you children were so much a part of many children's extended families as we grew up at Hazelwild. May their memories be blessings to you and your children until you see each other again.
Ogden family, I didn’t know Mr. Ogden personally but I remember Emily & John from school and Janet & Tommy from many years at Cool Spring Baptist in Mechanicsville. Knowing his children affirms for me the special man that he was. I know there is a celebration reunion in Heaven as he is reunited with June, Janet and other friends and family. Glenn Hayden
Chuck was a cherished friend to both Bill and I. He taught us the game of Bridge several years ago. We played most weeks and spent many wonderful hours playing cards in his house or ours. He was also a brother in Christ and very knowledgeable of the word. We enjoyed having him as teacher or as a participant as he had so much to offer in class. We saw him most Sundays at Hillcrest UMC and will miss his hugs and sweet smile. We celebrate knowing him and being part of his life. Rest in Peace dear friend.
Chuck was well loved and will be greatly missed at Hillcrest. He was one of the first to welcome me to the church. Barbara Felt
I used to go to Hillcrest I thought a lot of Chuck and June I love and miss them both I saw him last Christmas at the service they were good and sweet and good Christian and helped everyone they both were a blessing in my life so sorry for your loss
When I was a child I thought I had 4 parents,Mom and Dad and Aunt June and Uncle Charlie. I was loved and disciplined by all of them, and grew up knowing it would always be that way. And so it was. When Jim Beck and I got married, my Dad stood as Jim's best man. Uncle Charlie asked if he could stand for me. The words he spoke about me at the ceremony will stay with me forever, especially because I know he spoke from his heart.
After that day, he always called us King James and Queen Victoria.
To my dear cousins, I know your Dad is in heaven arranging things for the time when we all get to heaven. It's what he does.
So many memories delivering his mail. What a sweet man he was. One memory was Mr. Ogden buying me lunch when I saw him and his friend at Burger King. Another was in the winter he would share his "special oranges" with me. He always came out to see me when I would get to his mailbox and at Xmas he always gave me a very kind and generous gift.
You are missed. ❤️ Thank you for your laughs and wisdom.
