Alfred L. Charland

alfred charland
DANVERS- Alfred L. “Al” Charland, 84, passed away on July 16, 2020. He was the loving husband of Marilyn (Goday) Charland with whom he shared 62 years of marriage. Born in Beverly on September 9, 1935, he was the son of the late Alfred and Theresa (Hickey) Charland. Al was raised and educated in Salem and had spent the past 62 years in Danvers. Al served his country with the United States Army and was honorably discharged. He had been the owner and operator of Charland Appliance for over 50 years. Al was and outdoorsman and enjoyed fishing and hunting. In addition to his wife, Marilyn, he is survived by five children, Faith Spaneas of Danvers, Mark Charland and his wife, Kim of Seabrook, NH, Brian Charland and his wife Grace of Lebanon, ME, Michael Charland and his wife Kristin Sayer of Seabrook, NH and Lisa Durand and her husband, David of Rowley, his siblings, Ronald Charland of FL and Eskie Tarnowski of Salem, his grandchildren, Gregory Spanaes, Eric, Alexis and Alexander Charland, Bryan Charland, Nicholas Charland, Brianna Darisse and Gabriella Durand and three great grandchildren, Gregory, Niko and Brannon. He was predeceased by his sister, Faith Fergnani. Al’s funeral service will be held privately. In lieu of flowers donations may be made in his name to the Alzheimer’s Assoc. 309 Waverley Oaks Rd, Waltham, MA, 02452.

 

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  1. Uncle Al I remember the wonderful 4th of July parties we would have at your house. Everybody eating lobster and steamers .Swimming and games then when night came you were so proud to light of the most amazing display of fireworks ever .
    I know my Mom and Dad were there to greet you and show you around .RIP Uncle Al love and miss you forever

  2. TO THE ENTIRE CHARLAND FAMILY

    I AM DEEPLY SADDENED TO HEAR OF THE PASSING OF UNCLE AL.
    MY SINCEREST LOVE TO ALL MY COUSINS AND TO AUNTY MAL TO WHOM UNCLE AL ALWAYS REFERRED TO AS HIS BRIDE . I HAVE FOND CHILDHOOD MEMORIES OF GOING TO UNCLE AL AND AUNTY MALS TO CELEBRATE JULY 4Th AND MANY FAMILY BIRTHDAYS . I AM GRATEFUL TO UNCLE AL FOR BEING A LOYAL , LOVING , GIVE IT TO YOU STRAIGHT ,MEMBER OF OUR FAMILY .
    I KNOW UNCLE AL WILL CONTINUE TO WATCH OVER ALL OF YOU AS IM SURE HE ALWAYS DID.
    ONE IN A MILLION , AS NOW AND AS FOREVER HE WILL BE GREATLY MISSED
    SINCERELY AND FONDLY
    TONI NICOLETTI POWER

  3. My heart goes out to all of you!
    Uncle Al was a Jolly old soul! The get togethers over the years will always be remembered; especially on 4th of July! Family…Spectacular fireworks…good eats and great company! He will surely be missed by many! May God rest his soul! Love you all!

  4. To all the Charland family I am so sorry for your loss. He was a great guy I loved visiting the shop and seeing him in Peabody or when he would come get parts He will be missed

  5. My first boss was Al. I was around 9 or 10 years old. My job was to clean the refrigerators so he could sell them in his garage. I don’t know what I got paid but he was such a nice guy it didn’t matter. I lost touch with him but my mom still saw him occasionally. I’m so sorry to hear about your loss. Love to his wife, kids, and extended family and friends! Sincerely, Paul R. Atkinson


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