We are heartbroken to announce on March 26, 2022. Charles Henry Willis III Born March 10, 1969, in Baltimore Maryland passed away at the age of 53 in Little Rock, Arkansas; The victim of gun violence. Charles was a carpenter by trade, after many years of driving a truck. He also worked part time at his favorite place to be Pizza D’ Action.
Charles is survived by his parents Matthew and Bonnie Gompf of Elkton, Md.; his siblings Shirley Black (Carl Wilson) Austin, AR., Curtis Burnham, Coos Bay, OR., Matthew Gompf, (Stephanie) Malvern, PA., Connor Gompf, Port Deposit, MD., Caitlin Gompf, (Steve) Columbia, MD; his Aunts and Uncles; His grandchildren Wayne, Jeremiah, Serenity, Lucas and Matthew; as well as the mother of his children Marie Borch; A very large extended family, And Reese.
Charles was preceded in death by his children Wayne Borch and Melissa Borch of Baltimore, MD.
Anyone who knew “Charlee” knew he valued family and friends above all else. Charles never met a stranger. He loved life and all it had to offer, with a laugh would make your soul smile. In his free time, he loved cooking and Heavy Metal music Charles was a talented guitar player. He enjoyed spending time with the people he loved and helping others.
On behalf of the family we would like to extend a special thank you to Libby, Erin, Ashley and everyone at Pizza D’s for their love and support during this tragic time.
Arrangements are entrusted to A Natural State Funeral Service, 2620 West Main Street, Jacksonville, Arkansas. 501-982-3400
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I’ll love you forever my birthday twin! I celebrate ours for years to come. May you rest in peace.
I am filled with genuine heartache as I read this. I loved you, dearly, Charlie. Your laugh always filled our hearts with joy. Your amazing hug made me so happy. The deep love and respect you always shared with me lifted my spirit. You were a real example of love for everyone you knew. I will miss you, forever. My heart hurts for my dear sister, Bonnie. You were taken, much too soon. Our loss is not measurable. Rest in God’s arms, my dear nephew. Your beautiful legacy will live on.
Hey Charlie I have always considered you as my brother and always will your mom is my mom and your sister’s are also mine and Curtis is my brother also just like jimmy Jr will always be your brother and the rest of them you will always have a special place in our hearts we will never forget you I will always cherish those memories D jaying with jimmy Jr. running around pigtown with me and Sheryl those were the good old days GOD how I wish we could turn back time and know what we know now brother you have touched alot of people’s lives, heart’s, and souls you will truly be missed by many many friends and family FLY HIGH MY BROTHER and watch over all of us until we meet again I LOVE YOU WITH ALL MY HEART AND SOUL.
A terrible loss for our family. We will miss your laugh, love of food and your carpentry videos. You were a good man who was loved by many.
Charlie i have known you most of my life. You always had a huge heart even when we were kids. I’ll never forget the time you called me when i was at my lowest and told me, it sucks right now. But you are strong and you will make it through. You were right, i did..
I promise, i will keep my eye on your “Sissy”. Fly high old friend. Until we meet again. RIL
MY PRECIOUS FRIEND, FULL OF LIFE, LOVE, LAUGHTER AROUND ALL WHO KNEW YOU. IT WAS A PURE BLESSING THAT YOU CAME INTO MY LIFE. ILL ALWAYS TREASURE OUR MEMORIES , UNTILL WE MEET AGAIN IN PAIRADISE. LOVE YOU CHARLEE, SING IN DANCE WITH THE ANGELS. NO MORE PAIN OR TEARS MY FRIEND. RIP.💜💜💜
I still can’t find the words to convey the whole you have left in my world. I’ll never forget you, Friend.
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