Charles was a devoted father & grandfather & truly loved his family. He was very good at taking care of home and was the go-to person when it came to fixing things around the neighborhood for others. Charles would repair sprinkler systems, hang Christmas lights, and anything else that was needed, he was always happy to lend a helping hand! He also spent time maintaining his yard and planting beautiful flowers in his flowerbed with wife Jewel. On holidays, he would go all out with decorations. He would make his garage into a haunted house for Halloween and for Christmas he would put up so many lights and props that the entire corner of their street would light up!
Charles once owned a service station for many years and also worked at Western Electric. He began working for General Motors in 1978 and later retired in 1996.
Boyles, who passed away as an infant and 2 bonus children: Cecil Lawrence and Wallace Lawrence. The family attended Garden Oaks Church of Christ and later Northeast Church of Christ. Charles was a faithful Christian and devoted member at his church.
Charles loved to keep up with the latest fashion. It could be a sharp new suit and tie or a new pair of Jordans that his granddaughter would buy him. He would always tell his grandkids about all the compliments he would get on his Jordans.
Charles was an amazing person to know. He was a loving husband, father, and grandpa. He will truly be missed by all who knew him.
Charles leaves to cherish his memory his children, a host of grandkids, lots of family, & friends. He is preceded in death by his parents, brothers, his infant daughter & wife.
Charles was a very handsome and charming man. If he was not cracking a joke, he was giving a compliment. The one thing Charles was the great at doing was taking care of his wife Jewel. He made sure things were always done without her having to ask. Some of his memorable past times include riding in parades in his 1940 Oldsmobile with his car club called The Old School Cruisers, shopping estate sales with his wife and spending time with family. He loved preparing new dishes for them to try. Some of his specialty dishes were gumbo, red beans and rice, and a pot of collard greens. Charles and Jewel loved spending all their time together. They were rarely apart. They enjoyed sitting outside on their patio, that they called their little piece of heaven, bird watching and enjoying their peace.
Charles Leonard Boyles Sr. “Chuck” was born April 12, 1931, to Chester & Viola Boyles in Clearview, Oklahoma. He was the oldest of 4 brothers. The family moved to Enid, Oklahoma for a few years and later moved to Guthrie, Oklahoma where he attended Faver High School. He later received his GED. Charles had 4 children, his oldest is Cheryl Jamison. Years later he met Jewel Maxine Boyles, the love of his life! They married October 28, 1957 and welcomed 3 children: Javon Polk (Allen Polk), Charles Boyles Jr “Charlie” (Yolanda Boyles) and Venneta
When he was not in the new latest fashion, he could be caught wearing his blue Dickies jumpsuit.
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