Charlie and Family, you are often in my thoughts and prayers.
Sue Hutchinson

I had the pleasure of knowing Charlie as a volunteer at the Old Town School of Folk Music where he not only volunteered but was a long time and dedicated student as well. Charlie was always so warm and friendly with all of our patrons and other volunteers it's hard to believe we won't see him around anymore. Just know we were very glad he was a part of our community and our deepest sympathies and thoughts go out to all of his family and friends during this difficult time <3

-Kaitlin & the rest of the OTSFM family

I went to elementary school at St. Paul's On the Lake with Charlie for several years.  We were in Cub Scouts together, and I was on the basketball team with him at St Paul's.  Even after transferring to another school, Charlie and Danny stayed loyal to the St Paul Lakers, and still played on the basketball team with us (leading the team several rounds deep in the playoffs in 8th grade).  Charlie was a fearless & very talented athlete, and an excellent musician.  I've got many great memories of him,  from camping trips to hanging at the Detroit Athletic Club on the weekends, to den gatherings at his house.  He always quick to smile or crack a joke.  He was a great guy, and as our dad's also became friends it was clear he was from an outstanding family.   My heartfelt condolences to Susie, Paul, Adam and Danny. 

Rest in Peace, Charlie


I met Charlie through the Appellate Lawyers Association, and I always enjoyed talking with him at Association events, whether it was at meetings, receptions, or the annual "Appeals on Wheels" biking event.  Charlie was a kind and considerate person who I am very glad I had the pleasure of knowing.

I got to know Charlie through the Compass to Care Associate Board. So lucky to have met him and spend some time with him. Even through that short time of working together, I could tell he was a wonderful, caring, giving person. My condolences - so sorry for your loss. 

I had the honor of meeting Charlie when I was clerking in another chambers several years ago.  He was always a pleasure to work with and will be missed very much.  I am so sorry for your loss and will be praying for your family.

Words limit the extent of my condolences to your family.  I remember Charlie on the football field with Anthony.  Despite any illness or limitations he did it all.  Charlie was an example of bravery, youth and determination.  May you find comfort in your memories of happy times and knowledge the all he touched will think of him fondly.

Charlie’s birthday one year was on the same Friday as an annual office charitable event, the Crystal Lake Service League Housewalk.  Charlie manned the office phones while Stace and I joined about eight other women for the event that morning.  I always bought lunch for the group after the walk, and I invited Charlie to join us.  The restaurant was packed with other ladies who had also enjoyed the houses,  and our table of 10 women was in the middle of all of the activity.  We had saved the head of the table for the birthday boy.  It took some convincing before he sat in that position, but once he sat down, joined us in some good food, conversation, and wine and blushed as we all sang “Happy Birthday” to him, I truly believe he had a birthday to remember.  He was our King for the Day!  We will all miss him.   SFH

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Charlie Ingrassia

18 septembre 1979 – 17 février 2019

Drake & Son Funeral Home

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