Charles Alfred Strosnider

Charles Alfred Strosnider

May 26, 1952 - October 04, 2025

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Charles A. Strosnider, age 73, passed away at the University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Medical Center Aberdeen, on October 4, 2025. Born in Waynesburg, PA on May 26, 1952 to the late Alfred H. and Louise Etta (Spitznogle) Strosnider, he was the beloved husband of 43 years to Candy Strosnider.

Charles worked as a Structural Engineering Inspector on many projects during his career. A few he was most proud of were helping build the turbos for the Voith Nuclear Reactor in Pennsylvania and the I-95 steel structure of the tunnels. He was a dedicated Civil Service Structural Engineer Contractor for the government. He found enjoyment in cutting his grass with his tractor on their property, building motorized cars, helicopters and was a talented woodworking carpenter. Charles built numerous pieces of furniture, shelving and remodeling his home, where he built a deck outdoors. He was handy and could do anything. Charles was an excellent cook. He was a kind, caring and giving man and will be dearly missed.

Charles was the cherished husband to Candy (Gatto) Strosnider, devoted father of Charlene R. Strosnider, Charles A. Strosnider, II and his wife Katelyn, loving grandfather to Autumn Anita Strosnider.

Services will be private. Friends and family may leave condolences at www.tarringcargo.com


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Dear Candy, We are so sorry to hear of Charles's passing. Even though it has been many years ago we remember our get togethers at your home and our home. The hand puppets that Charlene and Chas made for our kids are still in a toy box for our grandkids to enjoy . Life and many miles have deterred get togethers but memories of our friendship will always remain. We hope good memories will help soothe the loss. You are loved! Your long time friends, Beth and Barry
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Charlie and I were high school and college classmates. We shared many laughs in our younger years. I am beyond saddened to learn of his passing. I send my deepest sympathy to his family and friends. The Waynesburg-Central High School class of 1970 will miss him deeply. Althea Mooney Taggart.
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so sorry for your please find comfort in rev 21:4,5

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