I remember Chuck fondly from our class at St George school in Glenolden, PA. We frequently played together after school, and I was his family's paperboy for the Chester Times. We corresponded briefly in the early 2000s, but drifted apart again. I'll remember him in my prayers.

I worked with Chuck and the Luz Foundation for many years via CMMB...Chuck was the kindest, most selfless man, always willing to offer his expertise and resources to those most vulnerable...he was truly a gift to everyone he encountered...may he rest in the arms of his loving God...

Leaving New Jersey during a snow storm traveling south in Uncle Chuck’s tractor trailer listening to Pink Floyd over and over all the way to Florida, especially Comfortably Numb.  Uncle Chuck was the best Uncle. I will miss him very much.


On behalf of the St. James High School Alumni Association, I extend our deepest sympathies and prayers on your loss.  In April 2021, the Alumni Association will remember Charles at their annual Memorial Mass at St. Madeline's Church in Ridley Park.

Jesus said  “Whatsoever you do for the least of my people, that you do unto me”.  
Your good works have gone before you to the throne of God.
Your big sister, ‘The tattletale’


Charlie lived on Shallcross Avenue, in Folcroft, PA, and back in the 1940's & 50"s that was the place to be.    It was a typical "Our Gang"  bunch of kids having fun and getting into a little trouble.  I remember Charlie and his sister Therese like it was yesterday.   From daylight until darkness we were outside having fun.  We used to sit on Charlie's front steps listening to the baseball games on his radio.  Didn't have TV in the neighborhood yet.  He was a fun guy to be around and never acted  bossy around us younger kids.  I'll always remember Charlie as being a major influence  in my formative years.  He will always be thought of kindly.   Rest in peace Charlie.  

Nancy, I am thinking of you in this time of loss.  Love, Evelyn

Nancy, was sorry to hear this sad news. Chuck had a passion for helping those less fortunate. So glad to have served with him on many Cardiostart mission trips.  May he Rest In Peace. 

So many memories I cannot list here.  Most of them growing up on Shallcross Ave..  How you loved to scare me when getting ready for bed by turning off all the lights and then telling me there was a bear behind me.  As I grew up you where my pal and protector.  Thank you for being the best big brother anyone could have.  I love you forever and will pray for you until I see you in heaven.  LOVE, BABY SISTER (Terry)

What a beautiful difference one life made!
I feel so fortunate to have crossed paths with Chuck while doing mission work and will remember him fondly. Prayers of peace to Nancy and family. 

May you Rest In Peace. You were such a wonderful, giving person. We will missing you and prayers for the family.

GOODBYE MY FRIEND. YOU WILL BE GREATLY MISSED BY ALL WHO KNEW YOU AND ALL THE GOOD THINGS YOU DID.
FROM THE NAVY CHIEF ;  SMOOTH SAILING.

OBITUARY

Charles Mulhern

November 7, 1935 – September 3, 2020

Hillsboro Memorial Funeral Home and Memorial Gardens

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