Hi Brittany  randomly I came across this and to say I’m devastated is an understatement .  Ryan and I are together today, because of John. My heart felt delayed condolences. He was an amazing man!

I had the privilege of meeting John and taking him to see Mac the Moose in Moose Jaw Saskatchewan Canada. His excitement was so wonderful to be part of. A lovely man that will be missed. My condolences to his family - he spoke so highly of all.

We are Johns uncle and aunt from Bellingham, Mass.  We are so saddened to hear of his passing.  We have not seen John and his brothers for many years.  Remembering all the good times with the boys and their dad, Bob.  Bob was my older brother. We lost touch after the passing of my brother Bob.  John, May you rest in peace.   Deepest sympathy to his wife and daughters. 💕💕

John had been a great colleague to work with even though we never met in person, he was always supportive. We used to interact regularly on I&D finance matters.  John always uses to make non-doable stuff... doable....  We used to have Monday morning calls and John use to be cheerful and happy to share how he spend his weekend with his family.

John will always be remembered for his leadership qualities, for being expressive, accommodative and witty. I am sure no one can bridge that gap.

More strength to John's family & friends.

To the Charron Family,

John and I grew up on Miller Street in Blackstone, and graduated high school together in 1984. John was a good guy and good friend.  I am terribly sorry for your loss and hope in time memories of him bring more smiles than tears.  Rest well John.

Heart felt sympathy,
Christine Ducharme

I supported John as his assistant for almost 5 years in TMT.  After transferring to another role, John always kept in touch, and would still send me birthday wishes each year.  I always looked forward to seeing him at the office and catching up.  He had such a prideful way of sharing stories of his family.  I will truly miss you, John.
May you rest with Angels!

Dear Brittney, Aubrey, and Cecile,

When I think of John, the first thing that comes to mind is when he would call he would start off saying "Hey brother..." and then he would want to run something by me or need some information. But before getting into details he always showed a human interest and asked how things were. His sense of humor was always there as well, pulling your leg or even making fun of himself.

In January I was with John on the beach in Mexico where he received a global award for being a profit shaper. His first response was to thank the great team he works and highlighting he did not do this alone.

John was a great colleague, a fun guy to work with and just catch up on anything with and he was always available and always friendly. We'll truly miss him, Rest In Peace John!

Dinand Tinholt

John was a friend and a colleague who had an unwavering love for life, an infectious smile, and a heart that overflowed with compassion. Over the years that I have had the pleasure of working with him, he always brought joy and positivity to the workplace. 
 
Rest in peace, dear friend. You will be missed, but your light will continue to shine through the lives you touched.
 
My sincerest condolences to Charron family during this sad time. May the wonderful memories of John bring comfort to you in the days ahead.

Pankaj

I was shocked and saddened to hear of John's passing. He was a great person to work with - I loved his passion, decisiveness, commitment, and honest, straightforward style.  He was there as a colleague and a friend during my time at Capgemini.  Sending strength and peace to John's family and friends.

I was saddened and shocked to learn about John's passing. As a colleague, John always brought a bright and positive spirit to work, and I will miss our chats. 

My condolences and prayers for his family. I'll raise a toast (of diet coke of course) to remember and celebrate the positive impact that John had on me and all who knew him.

I was so sadden to hear of John’s passing! I have worked with him at Capgemini over the last 10 years and when I first started he was such a great help and guide! He was so much fun to joke with and always had a unique perspective! I will always remember him and his kindness!

John was the most influential person in my career, and while I cannot begin to feel the depth of loss felt by Aubrey and Cecile, I can say he raised me in the first several years of my career with his fatherly presence and seeing potential in me I didn't know I had. I owe so much of my experiences, attitude, and opportunities to John.
From pivot tables to swapping fish tales over old fashioned's, his memory will live on in my head, heart, and hook.

John was a dear friend advisor and colleague who had a lot of insight into people. i will cherish the many trips together to India ( with his 2 liter bottles of diet coke that he had to check in) and the many conversations about life, values..

His family were the pride of his life and would share how proud of a father he was with all of us

Over the last 5 years and after the pandemic he was the one smiling face in the office every day and whenever I visit Atlanta, had the opportunity to talk to him and share a few minutes discussing a myriad of topics that he cared about... 

A big loss for all of us.

John was a fantastic, one-of-a-kind man, and I consider myself lucky to have worked with him. His immense courage and witty humor made him special. John and I partnered on many things, and each time I was in trouble, he would say I am ready with my hammer😊; something that will stay with me forever!! Each time we spoke about Coke and health, we concluded we still love Coke!!
He never missed an opportunity to tell me about his incredible and fulfilling life at home with Brittany, Aubrey, and Cecile. In one of our last conversations, John mentioned that Aubery is going for her first interview and is a little nervous. I told him to tell her to be herself and take it as a good role-play! I have heard so much about the three girls that I know them personally without meeting them. Words can't describe how sorry I am for your loss. He'll truly be missed!

I am keeping Brittany, Aubrey, Cecile, and the Charron family in my thoughts and prayers. May God bring you peace and comfort.

John has been a dear colleague, friend, guide and mentor. I remember when I met him for the first time at Chicago office, I told him give me 2 minutes let me grab a coke and we can start working. He lit up and he was like we are going to get along well!!
So much love when he spoke about his family, his daughters, sharing stories, experiences on how he was anxious and followed them when they took the bus first day to school. 
John will be missed for the person that he was and for everything he did.  His stories, humor & memories will forever be cherished.
Strength to his family, friends & his near and dear ones.

Brittany… every time I had the pleasure of seeing John he always had a smile on his face and such kind words… Lillie reminded me John pulled her first tooth at High Point.. He was incredible… told her he would just take a peek and there it was in his hand… a memory we will never forget!  My heart goes out to you and your precious girls…. Always here for you🙏🙏🙏

John was an integral part of our leadership team, and it was shocking to hear that he was no longer with us. John’s combination of passion, kindness, humor, and leadership had a profound impact on our team.

I’ll cherish the time I’ve been able to share with John as both a friend and colleague. My deepest condolences to Brittany, Aubrey, Cecile, and the Charron Family. He will be missed, but not forgotten.

Your father was such an amazing one-of-a-kind man, and I consider myself lucky to have had the opportunity to work with him. He talked and bragged about you all so often I felt like I knew you personally.  I hope that knowing what an impact he made on people at his work makes you smile. Words can't describe how sorry I am for your loss. He'll truly be missed.

I worked with John as his Group IT Business Partner when he was the Operations leader for TMT.  We hit it off instantly as we found several commonalities between us (outdoorsman, patriotism, sports, family).  To say the least, I am shocked of his passing and grieving his loss like many others.

I will always look back with great fondness of my time with John.  He constantly supported me and my endeavors to help him and the business.  In fact, I think that summarizes John, putting the needs of others ahead of his own.  I will cherish our informal chats in the office, grabbing a quick bite to eat to talk about outdoors stuff, and our love of family.

John spoke often of his family and though I have never met them in person, I feel like I know them personally.  I pray to God that John had a healthy relationship with Jesus as it is that relationship that John now cherishes more than anything else.  I ask God to bring comfort to Brittany and the girls.  We do not know why God calls others home sooner than expected but we trust in His timing and know that the next chapter of our lives will go on with memories of John in our hearts.

Going forward, I will miss John but am grateful that I had the opportunity to know and work with him as I am one of the many who are blessed today because of his impact in my life.

May God grant mercy and comfort to all who are grieving John's passing.  Help us to remember that death died a long time ago, still, it is hard to let go of those we love.

John was one of a kind. He was truly a great friend that I will remember forever. We spent countless hours on the lake together where we shared the finer points of bass fishing and life in general. Deepest condolences to Brittany, Aubrey, and Cecile.

Mark

I met John when we were employed at Amdocs, working both in Kansas City and Toronto. I was a young consultant and John was a Director of Consulting.  John treated me like I was a peer. He gave me the autonomy to be creative in my role and mentored me on consulting soft-skills that I still use to this day.  More than that, he was a good human being. One that I could look up to and model myself after. I'm deeply saddened to hear of his passing. Please know that John was admired, appreciated, and I'll always give him credit for helping me learn multiple life & professional lessons. Please accept my sincerest sympathies during this time of grief and reflection. John was one of the good ones.

I met John when I joined Amdocs.  He was a great mentor, advocate, and someone that regardless of the time of day or issue, was willing to drop anything to help anyone he could.  

While we didnt regularly connect post those Amdocs days, he was always someone whom when I did call, it was like we spoke yesterday, often recalling situations we had worked on together in the past.  

My heart goes out to Brittany and his family in their loss.  I will always remember the fond conversations I had with him, and eagerness to challenge you to make you a stronger person.  

I will truly miss those conversations and him personally.

Respectfully, 
Mike James

I have been John's executive assistant for the past four years.  And it has been my pleasure every single day of those four years. He always makes my job fun with his sense of humor and his clarity! Thank you, John for being kind, patient and always welcoming. I will miss you IMMENSELY!    -Andrea

John and I met travelling to Kansas City with Amdocs.  Possibly the most genuine person I have ever met.  As the obituary said, when you talked with John, you were the most important person in room.  He was extremely dedicated to everything he was involved in, but did approach every task with a sense of humor that will be missed.

I consider John a friend.  One where we may not talk for six months, but then get on the phone like we just saw each other yesterday.

To Brittany, Aubrey, and Cecile, he spoke of you often and it was obvious his love for you.  Keep the happy memories in your mind as you deal with the sorry.

Being part of I&D North America Finance team in Capgemini, John and I used to speak regularly. John's demise has left a void which will be difficult to fill. Not only was John brilliant, insightful, far-sighted, curious, an excellent orator, he was also a beautiful human being, who left a mark in no time. He was compassionate, witty, thankful, appreciative and above all a good friend.  We were all lucky to have a leader like John. Sending good thoughts and peace to the Charron family. 

You will be highly missed, John.

My prayers go out to John’s family.  I was informed of your loss by a mutual friend who we knew through the Leukemia Society Team in Training program.   I remember him well and his kindness and spirit for life made him a joy to know.  My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this sad time.   

Mark Helton
Team in Training Coach

It is extremely shocking and indigestible to hear that John is no more with us. He has been very active and always been in the office consistently day after day and was very inspiring to get most of us to come back to the office after COVID. I have been working mostly next to his office and bumped across each other and I recall many conversations relating to how we run business. Very smart and action-oriented leader he was. Missing him dearly.

My deepest condolences to John's family, my thoughts and prayers for the family at this hard time.

Mohan, Capgemini Colleague

I’m so sorry to hear of John’s passing and sorry for your loss. 
John and I played little leagues together. I have vivid memories of throwing the ball down to second and he’d always be there to make a great catch!  
We graduated from high school together as well and I remember him being a wonderful him being with the greatest smile.  
He will always be thought of fondly and greatly missed.

John was my manager at Capgemini. No issue or question of mine was ever too much for John to handle regardless of how much he had on his plate. He was the absolute best at his job, but it was clear that the real motivation  and reason for everything he did was the love he had for his family (and the free time he could spend on his boat!) We talked everyday about work that needed to get done (he was consistently 3 minutes late to all of our calls because he was getting a Diet Coke from the vending machine), but he never missed an opportunity to tell me about the wonderful and fulfilling life he had at home with Brittany, Aubrey, and Cecile. During the last conversation I had with John about a particular parenting struggle I had, he told me “work is stressful enough, you have to focus on the important stuff first.” I will keep those words close to my heart. 

Keeping Brittany, Aubrey, Cecile and the Charron family in my thoughts and prayers. May God bring you peace and comfort especially at this time and always.

One of the first outings with John. Start of a good friendship. RIP.

I, like so many of my colleagues at Capgemini, will greatly miss John’s intensely positive presence. He was a joy to work with, travel with, have lunch with… an absolute treasure in all aspects. My best to what I know is a very strong family — we’ve heard so much about you and are with you in spirit. 

Jeff

Brittany, you and the girls are in our hearts.  You and John wrote the book on creating a nurturing, bonded, loving family.  You, John, Aubrey & Cecile loved, liked, and respected one another to the greatest possible degree and it showed.  You've given so much to every community you're a part of.  I know those arms will fold around you now.  With love -- Amy, George & Marilyn Abney

I just returned to the Roswell Bass Club after being out of town for many years.  John and I did not have an opportunity to fish together yet.

At dinner the evening before he took me aside and said he looked forward to that opportunity.  What a warm and personal gesture!  But, that is the way he was in all of his human endeavors.

I too, looked forward to fishing together and to learn more of and from John during a quiet day on the water.

I am terribly sorry to have missed that opportunity.

But, just to be sure, I checked on the internet and discovered that there will be fishing in heaven . . .  (https://backcastflyfishing.com/will-there-be-fishing-in-heaven/). 

So, I take great comfort in knowing that, although we all miss him here and now,  he will be greatly enjoying the catching and he will be waiting for us all on that heavenly lake.

I used to work at DHL and T-Systems and it was a pleasure to support John when he needed admin assistance.  He loved his diet coke and always had a smile for us.  May john rest in peace and I am praying for his wife and daughters to be strong during this difficult time.  Also, I find it comforting when i lose a friend or family member to talk about them and the wonderful times and lessons I learned from them.  I can only image the good times you had as a family.  hugs, JoAnna Gonzales

John and I were colleagues at a company called AMS. We were both stationed in Düsseldorf, Germany where we met and became friends. Each of us thought we’d live it up and date a whole bunch of sexy European girls. He and I even made a bet who would get more women. 

We both won (and tied at 1). He met and married, Brittany, and I met and married Claudia. 

Even though John and I drifted apart over the years, I still recall with great fondness hanging out at the Irish pub, playing volleyball on the banks of the Rhine river, and long talks at the local beer gardens. Those were fun times. I miss hanging out with John (and Brittany).

With a heart full of sadness, I say goodbye, old friend. I’ll see ya on the other side and I hope we get stationed on the same cloud.

- Mark

My name is Luc Ducrocq.  I have worked with John for many years at Capgemini.  We had become very close over the years, and we would often chat about his passion for fishing and his THREE green egg grills :).  I have enjoyed many laughs with him, the last one in Mexico where he had asked me to insert the word Focus (which the French pronounce just a bit different :), which of course I did...  This brought the characteristic John smile on his face.  We joked about it after my presentation and had a laugh about the very childish topic.  His last Teams message to me was during a call we had with an other French person who was using the famous word and it was: They have to Focus .....  I will miss him dearly and do not have the right words to express my deepest sympathy and regrets for your loss.  All my sincere condolences in these very sad moments.

John was my office neighbor with an office right next to my office. I am shocked to hear this news, and I will never forget the great conversations we had in our friendship world and work life.

My condolences to all John's relatives and friends for this significant loss

Arun

John Charron never missed a performance at Riverwood High School  where his beautiful, talented and loving daughters performed for years.  He was one proud Papa, and as an unofficial member of our booster club, he could also be seen setting up concessions in the lobby, emptying water out of a cooler or doing just about anything dear Brittany (in her loving southern accent) would ask him to do.  I will forever remember John lovingly and keep the Charron Family close in my heart.  I love you all so much and am deeply sorry for your loss.

The Canadian Capgemini I&D team is beyond heartbroken to receive such sad news. John will be dearly missed. 

Anytime I had the opportunity to interact with John, I learned something new; he was extremely knowledgeable, passionate, caring, witty, and a natural leader. My thoughts, prayers and deepest sympathies are with his family and loved ones.

I had the pleasure of working with John and in a short time learnt to appreciate his experience, expertise and passion in all he did. His sudden loss is a shock to all who looked to him for guidance and advice and he will be missed. Condolences to his family and prayers for them to find solace in their memories of him.

My heart broke when I heard the news. I have known Brittany and John for many years from back when we were in a playgroup together with our babies who are now full grown adults. When I think of John, it is just all positive thoughts. He was genuine, kind and so caring. A wonderful father, husband and friend. He will be missed greatly and I am sending my deepest sympathy, love and light to his whole family.

Brittany, my love and thoughts are with you. What a dear remembrance of John’s precious qualities. Such a full and good life. May those memories help to sustain you. 
Much love.
Sudy

To Brittany and the Charron Family,

May Our GOD in Heaven strengthen and comfort you all with HIS Peace in Our Saviour JESUS CHRIST'S Name.  My condolences are with you.

John touched many lives in Capgemini and especially mine, where he hired me into my Current role when he was moving out into the COO role that he was in. He made sure he groomed me by training me daily for 4 weeks and kept in touch to make sure I was comfortable. 

We will always miss his guidance, leadership and attention to details and above all the bright persona and kindness he got in when we connected.

I along with many others are devastated by this loss but will honor his memory always and our thoughts are with his wonderful family at this time.

Brittany, Aubrey, Cecile and family. Sending our deepest condolences and prayers for you all as I don’t really have the words. Just thankful you’re surrounded by friends and family that love and support you all and know that John’s stories about fishing will live on in our Georgia High School fishing teams and bass clubs. What an incredible man that will be tremendously missed. I miss you buddy and will think about you often! #TightLines my friend!

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John Philip Charron

2 septiembre, 1966 – 17 febrero, 2024

H.M. Patterson & Son-Oglethorpe Hill Chapel

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