Charlotte Faye Daniels

Charlotte Faye (Moore) Daniels, born on July 8, 1946, in Wichita, Kansas, to the late Charles and Ida (Hull) Moore, passed away on February 11, 2025, at the age of 78, in Wichita. Charlotte was a beloved sister to David and Wilma, and a cherished friend to many.

A graduate of Wichita’s North High School's Class of 1964, Charlotte embarked on a life marked by hard work and dedication. She married Ronnie V. Tiffany on December 9, 1964, and together they raised three wonderful children: Teresa, Tina, and Tim. Charlotte proved her mettle as a laborer and a truck driver, earning her CDL license while married to Ronnie, with whom she shared the road for two or three memorable years.

Later in life, Charlotte found love again and married Paul W. Daniels on October 12, 2002. She continued to work in retail until her retirement, after which she became a devoted homemaker. Charlotte and Paul cherished their time together, embarking on journeys to Florida to visit family, occasionally spending weekends exploring Colorado, and enjoying time at home watching YouTube videos and crime dramas like NCIS. She later developed a passion for genealogy, and her love for 80’s hair bands and hard rock music, especially Black Sabbath and Iron Maiden, was a testament to her vibrant spirit.

Twenty years ago, following retirement, Charlotte and Paul moved to Blackwell, OK. Though she wasn’t near family, you knew her greatest joy came from being a grandmother and great-grandmother. Charlotte's life was a testament to hard work and devotion to family. Her love and dedication will be dearly missed by all who knew her.

Survived by her husband, Paul Daniels; sister, Wilma (Jim) Michler; children, Teresa (Pam) Tiffany - Koster, Tina Tiffany, Tim Tiffany, Preston (Tammy) Pannell, Cynthia Hise, Belinda (Matt) Henderson, along with grand, great-grand grandchildren, many nieces, a nephew, extended family and friends.

Those she now rejoins are her parents, Charles and Ida and her brother, David.

Charlotte’s Celebration of Life will be held at a later date.