Charles S. Termini

Charles S. Termini was born June 22, 1949. He grew up in the Bronx, NY where he met the love of his life in Jack’s Candy Store on Fordham Road in the Bronx at the age of 17. Charlie always had a passion and appreciation for music and expressed his love by playing the drums in a band during his teenage years.

He entered the Marine Corp and served his country during the Vietnam war from 1967-1971 where he exceled to the rank of Sergeant E5. Upon his return, he married his wife Ann Marie and started a family. They moved to upstate NY, working as owner/operator of beverage delivery routes in the Bronx. Later, his entrepreneurial spirit would lead him to other endeavors such as owning and opening a video rental store in the early 80’s. He also owned and operated a restaurant with his wife in upstate NY. Along with some other sales work at various time, his work ethic and drive ensured his family was always well provided for. His true passion and true joy always came in the form of being with his family and friends.

After raising their family in New York, Charlie and Ann Marie moved to Florida to enjoy the “Skid Life.” Charlie could walk into a room knowing no one but leave with everyone knowing his name. His friends dubbed him “The Mayor”. His huge personality made him unforgettable to everyone who met him. He was always there to lend an ear, quick to give a hug and could make anyone laugh. His compassion, generosity, and great sense of humor was ever present throughout his life.

A kid at heart for his entire life, Charlie cherished his time with his children, many nieces and nephews and his grandson Anthony.

A true outdoorsman, Charlie enjoyed hunting, fishing and enjoying nature. He truly enjoyed many summers spent on Martha’s Vineyard, vacations with his family, and living in the Florida sunshine.

He is survived by his wife of 46 years Ann Marie, his son Chuck, daughter in law Jen from Charlotte, NC. His Daughter Julie Ann and her husband Joe with his grandson Anthony from Copake, NY. He also leaves behind his sister Janice Dier and brother Billy Termini as well as many nieces and nephews.