Charles Alexander White

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Charles Alexander White, affectionately known as Chuck, departed this life on October 30, 2026. Born on May 1, 1968, in Akron, Ohio, Chuck was a beacon of warmth and kindness who touched the hearts of all who knew him.

Chuck was the beloved son of the late Kenneth Otho White and Lucy Mae Page White. He was preceded in death by his cherished wife, Deborah Ann Goodson White. He leaves behind his loving partner, Penny West of Irmo; his treasured children, Michelle Marthers (Brannon) of Lexington, South Carolina, Stephanie Donahue (Cory) of Gaston, South Carolina, and Aaron White (Nicole) of Wagener, South Carolina; and his nine adored grandchildren: Jordan, Savannah, and Jaden Donahue; Cierra and Olivia Marthers; and Colson, Cohen, Cardin, and Corley White.

For more than 37 years, Chuck dedicated himself to the challenging yet rewarding career of an over-the-road truck driver, specializing in oversized loads. His commitment and work ethic were unmatched. After retiring in 2021, he found joy in life's simple pleasures, especially his newfound passion for boiling peanuts.

Chuck was a man of many interests. He enjoyed NASCAR races, high school football games, softball, fishing, and playing cards. A nightly viewer of Wheel of Fortune, he appreciated the comfort of routine and the thrill of a well-told joke.

His warmth and humor made him a friend to all, and his willingness to help others reflected his generous spirit. Chuck had an extraordinary ability to make people feel at ease, encouraging everyone around him to be their truest selves.

As the family reflects on Chuck's life, they wish to share a special message: " We love you, miss you deeply. Rest in peace. XXOO”

What we once enjoyed and deeply loved, we can never lose, for all that we love deeply becomes a part of us." -Helen Keller

Chuck's passing leaves a void that can never be filled, but his legacy of love, laughter, and kindness will forever remain a part of all who were fortunate enough to know and be loved by him.

His family will honor his memory in a private ceremony, keeping his spirit alive in their hearts. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations be made to Saint Judes Children's Hospital or the American Heart Association in Chuck's honor."