Charles Paige Mallory

Charles “Butch” Mallory passed away Saturday September 12, 2020 surrounded by his daughter and two of his grandsons. Butch was born in Winchester, VA on December 27, 1944 to Charles B Mallory and Nancy Brill Mallory. He was a Vietnam Nam Veteran serving in the United States Navy. Butch loved everything about automobiles and became a top rated mechanic working for Ford Motors Dealerships throughout his career. He worked for Rose Auto of Fredericksburg until August of this year. Butch also worked for Jerry’s Tire and Auto of Winchester while living in Winchester. He was an inspiration to all of his family and friends. After becoming a bi-lateral amputee and being a patient in the Martinsburg Veterans Hospital for over a year, he went back there and became a volunteer who was determined to give back what he had so graciously received. He left his mark on the hearts of people he met there and always had a smile for the patients he helped. The love of his life was his family and his grandchildren. Surviving him is his daughter Christine Mallory Altman, and husband Paul; son, Charles “ Bubba” Mallory Jr, and wife Rachael; adopted daughter, Kelly Brown; 13 grandchildren, Brian Altman, Geoffrey Mallory, and wife Justine Nguyen, Emily Altman, William “Gage” Diener, Jordan and Deena Mayer-Whittington, Damien Mallory, Dillon Mallory Amanda Seffall, Samantha Costello, Boston and Isabelle Knight, and Joe Brown. He also leaves behind his brother in law Donald Reynard and great nephew Dylan Reynard and many aunts, uncles and cousins who will dearly miss him. Butch was preceded in death by his precious sister Judith Mallory Reynard, nephew Tony Reynard and niece Cheryl, daughter Timothea “Timmie” Mallory, children’s mother, Diane “Deana” Mallory, parents, Charles Mallory and Nancy Edwards, and step father George Washington “Fat Rabbit” Edwards. Due to the pandemic, the family has chosen to keep services private. They ask, in lieu of flowers, please reach out to help someone in need. That is what Butch would do. Online condolences may be sent at www.mullinsthompsonfredericksburg.com