Christine,
So sorry to hear that.  We send our condolences to your family and his wife.
I remember meeting him at the PDML show in Chicago.
He was a young 84.
Regards,  Bob and Lynn

On Fri, Jul 24, 2015 at 9:20 AM, ann sanfedele <[email protected]> wrote:
> So sorry, Dear..
> He certainly doesn't look 81 in that photo- his warm aura comes through, as
> doesyour sparkle - so we know where it comes from.
> Good to hear he passed at home - theway to goout when it is inevitable.
>
> ann
>
>
> On 7/23/2015 10:05 PM, Christine Aguila wrote:
>>
>> Hi Everyone:
>>
>> Tuesday night, my dad—Charles S. Aguila--passed away.  He was 84 and had
>> been suffering with congestive heart failure.  My dad would have fit right
>> in PDML.  He had a great sense of humor, was extremely generous, told funny
>> stories, and was a solid photographer in his own right.  Someday, I’ll scan
>> some of his slides and post them; they are really quite good.  He used to
>> shoot with a Minolta—I think.  I don’t know if his camera is still in the
>> house.
>>
>> Some of his funniest stories were about his paratrooper days.  Dad served
>> in Korea, and when his tour was completed he reenlisted in the reserves,
>> went to jump school, and served as a paratrooper in the 12th Special Forces.
>> He never jumped during active duty, but he completed 60+ jumps during his
>> reserve service.   He also earned Canadian wings during jump school training
>> in Canada.  After 31 years of military service, he retired Master Sergeant
>> E9.
>>
>> He is 81 in the photo below.  When I took this photo three years ago, I
>> thought for sure he’d be around for a good while longer.  He looks so fit
>> and young for 81.  But in the last year and a half, his health turned.  He
>> died at home with everyone near by and surrounded in love.
>>
>> Love you, Dad!  Miss you tons!
>> Christine
>>
>> http://www.caguilaphotography.com/dad/content/81st_birthday_large.html
>>
>>
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