2024 Charlie Wilcox football

Dana LeDuc called TLSN and said that Charlie Wilcox had passed away. Dana says”,

At Charlie Wilcox’s celebration of life today in Conroe, Tx. A good showing of about eight former Longhorn Football players from the early 70’s. God Bless, Dana

Obituary for Charles Walter Wilcox

Charles Walter Wilcox of Montgomery, Texas, was called home by his Lord on May 17, 2024. Charlie, as he was known by his friends, was born October 22, 1955, and is preceded in death by his parents, Florine and Wayne Wilcox, and his beloved son, Christian Charles Stewart Wilcox. He is survived by his wife of 36 years, Dawn Duroy Wilcox; one brother, William Wilcox and wife Donna, nephew Stephen Vandusen and wife Tammi; numerous other nieces and nephews, and in-laws, Lollie and Ray Duroy.

Charlie loved to hunt, but that passion was rivaled only by his love for his friends and “U T” football! A graduate of the University of Texas, at Austin, Charlie played alongside his brother William for four years and then later coached for an additional year. From his earlier sales career for Waukesha-Pearce to his lifelong friendships, Charlie was the forever, people-person! He will be greatly missed by many.

Celebration of Life Comments for Charles Wilcox.

My deepest sympathies to Dawn, William and Charles’ family. Charlie was one of a kind; a great teammate and friend. May God shine his face on Charles Walter Wilcox.

Joe Samford

With love, Vicki and Paul Jette planted a Memorial Tree in honor of Charles Walter Wilcox.

If you would like to add a celebration of life comment about Charlie, please send information to Billydale1@gmail.com, and your remembrance will be posted.

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