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Portrait of Charles Melvin Lord
In loving memory

Charles Melvin Lord

June 24, 1953 – September 2, 2016
Lived 63 years
Westover Memorial Park · GA
Life story

Mr. Lord was a native of Beech Island, having made North Augusta his home for the past 30 years. He retired from Kimberly Clark with 30 years of service and currently worked as a lab coordinator for Christ Community Health Services. Mr. Lord loved his family dearly. They were the focus of his life and will always remember his big, heartfelt hugs. Mr. Lord never met a stranger and loved sharing his knowledge with others. He enjoyed playing golf, kayaking, softball and was a talented drummer. Survivors include his beloved wife of 28 years, Teresa A. Lord; three daughters and sons-in-law, Jamie and Michael Bolton, North Augusta, SC, Kristie and Scott Easler, Waynesville, NC and Shannon Lord Morano, North Augusta, SC; seven grandchildren, Allyssa Bolton, Bailey Bolton, Courtney Bolton, Gianna Morano, Kaiden McGinnis, Grayson Easler and Paisley Ann Easler

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1953
Born June 24
1959
Charles was 6 when Barbie made her debut
1964
Charles was 11 when the Beatles appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show
1974
Charles was 21 when Richard Nixon resigned the presidency
1982
Charles was 29 when "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" opened in theaters
1991
Charles was 38 when the Soviet Union dissolved
2004
Charles was 51 when Facebook was launched
2010
Charles was 57 when Instagram was launched
2016
Passed away September 2, age 63
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