Charles Webster

Charles Webster

Charles Albert Webster was born in Jay, Okla., on Dec. 21, 1928, to James Alvin Webster and Sylvia Goss Webster. He lost both parents to tuberculosis by 1940 and was adopted along with his two younger sisters, Joan and Wanda, by Damon and Ava Webber in Fort Scott, Kan. After graduating from high school in 1946, Charles decided to join the Navy. After being Honorably Discharged, he attended college in Hutchinson, Kan., and received an A.A. degree in 1950. Charles and his brother James both headed west and landed in White Salmon, Wash., where they opened the Webster Brothers Service Station together. Charles then met Foye White, who would become his life-long companion of 67 years, and they were married in 1954. His daughter, Peggy Joann, was born in 1955.

After earning his B.S. degree, Charles began teaching elementary school in White Salmon. His son Damon Charles was born in 1961. Over the next few years, in between teaching, raising a family, and enjoying the outdoors as an avid bird hunter, Charles also obtained a master’s degree and principals credentials from WSU.

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john bengtson

I occasionally think about my old next-door-neighbors on Snowden Rd. Sorry to hear of Chuck's passing and happy to hear that you're still kickin' Foye! You gave the best haircuts!

Foye....give me a call sometime.......I'm still in the phone book....John Bengtson

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