Charles A. (Chick) Beaulieu
July 22, 1923 ~ July 5, 2018
Charles Alfred Beaulieu, Sr. was born in Springfield, Massachusetts on July 22, 1923 and passed away on July 5, 2018 at 94 years old.
He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Renee’ Beaulieu, eight children – Carin, Stephen, Brian, Jeffrey (Buzzy), Eileen, Thomas (Tommy), Charles, Jr. (Chick) and Christopher, two step-children – George and Robert Stengel, eleven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. He is predeceased by his son William (Billy).
He honorably served in active Federal Service in the Army as a 1st Lt. Army Air Force Pilot, where he received several medals.
The family would like to thank everybody for their thoughtful words and acts of kindness.
A Celebration of Chick’s Life will be held Tuesday, July 17, 11:00 am at Money and King Funeral Home; 171 Maple Ave W; Vienna, Virginia.
In lieu of flowers please donate to Alzheimer’s Association (ALZ.org).
He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Renee’ Beaulieu, eight children – Carin, Stephen, Brian, Jeffrey (Buzzy), Eileen, Thomas (Tommy), Charles, Jr. (Chick) and Christopher, two step-children – George and Robert Stengel, eleven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. He is predeceased by his son William (Billy).
He honorably served in active Federal Service in the Army as a 1st Lt. Army Air Force Pilot, where he received several medals.
The family would like to thank everybody for their thoughtful words and acts of kindness.
A Celebration of Chick’s Life will be held Tuesday, July 17, 11:00 am at Money and King Funeral Home; 171 Maple Ave W; Vienna, Virginia.
In lieu of flowers please donate to Alzheimer’s Association (ALZ.org).
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Chick was a mountain of a man. His commanding presence and joy of all things made him the literal life of the . . . well, everything. He did not live life part way or with any hesitancy. He owned it. We were fortunate to have spent some great events and moments with Chick and his lovely bride, Renee. We admired their union. It was never “Let’s go see Chick” or “we’re going with Renee.” It was “Chick and Renee are going to be there’ or “we’re invited to Annapolis with Chick and Renee” and “we’re doing crabs at Chick and Renee’s pool.” His spirit is evident in his family and his legacy will be immortal. God bless you, my friend, and rest in peace. Love, JoAnn and Michael Brainard.