To the Adames family. We are still devastated by the quick passing of our friend Charlie. May you find comfort in the love he has spread around and the thought that he is no longer suffering.

@Charlie, dear buddy.
It has been surreal to see you vanish like that, but your strength during your battle with cancer was truly inspiring, and I want you to know how much you inspired me.

I miss our conversations and your laughter. Life feels different without you around the neighborhood, our dear mayor, and you leave a void that can never be filled.

Thank you for the love, your support, and lessons you shared. I will carry you in my heart always.

Charlie one of the best moments was meeting you and making music 🎶 together, You were a joy to jam together with, and a great bass player,
The times we were together we were keeping classic rock alive . Will be missed but never forgotten. Rock on my friend.

To the Adames Family,
Sending hugs and prayers through this difficult time. Keep your faith close which will bring peace.

Maria Masters

Chuck,

I won’t forget how you embraced and encouraged me when I first met you and started with the band. Although I didn’t have the luxury of knowing you very long, the musicianship and friendship you provided was during the time I did know you demonstrated you love and passion not only for the music, but your friends and family as well.
You will be surely missed ,however , we , who remain in the band will carry on your legacy with the knowledge that your spot will always remains in the group. I know you are up there now with a Fender Bass in hand jamming to The Beatles.
May your family also find comfort and peace at this time.

At the End of the End
by Paul McCartney

At the end of the end, it’s the start of a journey
To a much better place, and this wasn’t bad,
So a much better place, would have to be special,
No need to be sad.

On the day that I die, I’d like jokes to be told,
And stories of old to be rolled out like carpets,
That children have played on and laid on
While listening to stories of old.

At the end of the end, it’s the start of a journey
To a much better place, and a much better place,
Would have to be special, no reason to cry.

On the day that I die, I’d like bells to be rung,
And songs that were sung to be hung out like blankets,
That lovers have played on and laid on
While listening to songs that were sung.

At the end of the end, it’s the start of a journey
To a much better place, and a much better place,
Would have to be special, no reason to cry,
No need to be sad, at the end of the end.

I believe these lyrics exemplify how Charlie would like to be remembered.

Dear Adames family,

Our heartfelt condolences go out to you during this difficult time. Losing a loved one is never easy, but we take comfort in the knowledge that Charlie’s memory will live on through the countless lives he touched.

We remember Charlie for his bright smile, sense of humor, devotion to family, and friendship. May these cherished memories bring solace and strength to your family. Charlie’s spirit will never be forgotten.

Orlando Perez & Giliana Pena