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Charlene A. Caudill

March 14, 1962 - December 10, 2022

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    Ron Wells says

    Lots of memories working with Char back at Chelsea’s restaurant back in late 80’s through early 90’s. She will be missed.

    Ron Wells

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      Jade Caudill says

      Char was such a beautiful person on the inside&out. She had a heart of gold&was one of the sweetest ive ever known. I know she touched the hearts of many&will be greatly missed..Kendra you know you have another gaurdian angel watching over you&the kids now. Be strong. I love you.. Aunt char fly high&rest easy. Tell my dad i love&miss him&say hey to uncle joe ill miss you all until we meet again one day ❤️

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    Kendra Caudill says

    Thank you Ron Wells for the kind words about Mom, I love hearing others speak about her, it’s just confirmation of how wonderful she was!

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    George DuBord says

    To the family, I’m deeply sorry for your loss. I did not know Charlene personally but I have known Mark Jordan my whole life. By what I’ve read about her life she was a beautiful soul. It’s a sad time to loose someone, especially when the holidays are so close. I lost my wife in April so I’m very sympathetic to your loss. I pray for comfort and peace at this difficult time for your family. God Bless.

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Charlene Adelin (Golden) Caudill, 60, passed away on December 10, 2022. She was born on March 14, 1962, to Billy Wann and Joyce (Kirkwood) Golden in Chicago, Illinois.

Charlene was an amazing mother, grandmother, sister, and friend. Music was a big part of her life, she loved singing and dancing. She was a natural caretaker; she always wanted to make sure her family was happy. She treasured time with her family more than anything. She worked as a waitress throughout her life, creating so many meaningful friendships. Charlene’s grandchildren were her pride and joy, she was Mema. Charlene was such a light to all who surrounded her; she never knew a stranger. She was one of a kind and will be missed greatly.

Charlene is survived by her daughter Kendra (Brett) Caudill; grandchildren Kyler, Kaylee Jo, and Kayson; longtime companion Mark Jordan; siblings Rodney Houston and Debra Means; niece Lori and nephew Doug; best friend Angie Lloyd, and many other special friends; and numerous extended family.

Charlene was preceded in death by her husband of 35 years Joseph M. Caudill; parents Billy Wann Golden and Joyce Golden; and brother Curtis Ray Houston.

Services for Charlene will be held on Friday, December 16, 2022 at 1pm at Sunset Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Charlene’s memory.