Charles R. Barmore

Birth date: Dec 26, 1942 Death date: Aug 10, 2020

Dr. Charles Barmore, Research Fellow, Philanthropist December 26, 1942 – August 10, 2020 Charles was the son of the late John and Jessie Mae Barmore of Groveland, FL. He was the devoted and loving husband of Dianne, who survives h Read Obituary

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James Acton

264w ago

Diane, I missed your message, just turned on my cell this a.m. I am sad to hear that Charles passed away. But my memories of him as a friend and colleague remain vivid as he was the smartest scientist I ever had contact with as well as his pursuit of solving problems. Charles helped me in many ways professionally and was always asking about Joyce and me. Really, really special person. I just hope Joyce and I will get to see you one day for a visit. Take care of yourself, you are special also. We miss the interaction with you. Stay safe and best to you. Jim

Pennie Whisenant

266w ago

I am so sad to learn of Charles' passing. We enjoyed so much the times we spent with you both. I know Palmer loved and respected him. Amanda and Jefferson were also saddened and recalled all the wonderful times at the lake. May God bless.

Marcia Purcell

267w ago

So sorry to hear of Charles passing. Benjie and I so enjoyed you guys living in Riverlake. We have missed you. We sure loved going out to eat with you all.
In God’s love,
Benjie and Marcia

Eldon Brown

267w ago

I first met Charlie when he arrived at the CREC in the early 70’s to join our postharvest working group at Lake Alfred after receiving his degree at the University of Florida. Charlie was a very friendly, pleasant, and cooperative guy and we immediately found common research interests where he as a physiologist and I as a pathologist could join together and conduct research that resulted in numerous publications. Our families soon became acquainted and we found we had mutual friends of Dianne’s in our home state of Missouri. We had fun times getting together including our children to boat, ski, and fish.
Charlie and I often had lunch together at his house in Lake Alfred where he would show me his latest project, Charlie always had a project! We served together on the Christmas Party Committee when we used to have the party in the packinghouse sitting on field crates eating our meal and listening to Cynthia Evans and the other secretaries singing Christmas carols.
I sincerely was saddened when Charlie decided in 1985 after promotion to Professor to leave academia and join Cryovac in South Carolina, but I knew he would do well there.
Charlie was a friendly, honest, and compassionate person who will be greatly missed, we
love you Charlie, rest in peace.
Mary Lou & Eldon

Annette Foster

267w ago

So very sorry to hear of your loss. Keeping the family in my prayers.
Annette Foster (PESC)

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