Charles Edward Blount Jr. was born on July 29, 1949, to the late Charles Edward Blount Sr. and Ruth Esther Blount in Newark, New Jersey. A Time of Love Charles was always giving a helping hand when needed and telling jokes with a big smile. He was a loving husband, generous provider, and the best father in the world to his children. He was affectionately referred to as, “Pop Pop” by his grandchildren. His colleagues and friends respected and appreciated his loyalty, dedication, and knowledge. Charles was an extraordinary person and will truly be missed. A Time of Life Charles was educated in the Clifford Scott Public School System. After high school graduation, Charles attended Hampton Institute (University) in Hampton, Virginia, then returned to New Jersey where he received his bachelor’s degree from New Jersey Institute of Technology. At an early age, Charles was baptized at Zion Hill Baptist Church, in Newark, New Jersey and recently joined Spring Creek Baptist Church in Moseley, Virginia where he continued his Christian journey until his final days. Charles was employed at Trinitas Regional Medical Center (currently known as Robert Wood Johnson Barnabas Health) as a Radiology Technologist where he met his wife, Joann Parmely. On July 21, 1973, Charles married Joann in holy matrimony at the Mount Teman AME Church, located in Elizabeth, Jersey. “ A Soldier Gone Home” Surviving to cherish his memories are: his loving wife of forty nine years, Joann Blount; his children, Keshia Blount Thomas, Amey Blount, and Erica Blount; three grandchildren, Joshual Thomas, Amia James, and Alexa James; Siblings Marsha Blount and Lamont Blount; Nieces & Nephews Shakira Blount (Tyrone Love), Latisha Parmely, Laurie Tucker, Justin Staley; and Justin Davis 2 Sister-in-laws Brenda Parmely - Wallace (Brian Wallace) and Linda Davis along with a host of cousins, relatives, and friends. Remains rest at Scott's Funeral Home, 115 E. Brookland Park Blvd., where viewing will be held Thursday, December 29 from 10 a.m. until 7 p.m. Funeral services will be held 10 a.m. Friday December 30 at Spring Creek Baptist Church, 5130 Woolridge Road, Moseley, VA. Interment Dale Memorial Park.
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Dear JoAnn, my sincere sympathy and condolences to you the the family. I just heard about Charles transition. Charles was like a brother to me, hanging with my brother, Calvin all the time before he transition. My heart aches now. Your will always be in my prayers
To Joann and family. I'm so sorry to learn of Charles transition. He was a model of a good man who loved his family immensely. I admired and respected him very much. RIP my dear brother Samuel Bishop Roselle NJ
Sending warms hugs and our prayers of comfort to Sister Joann Blount and the family. From your Sisters in the Richmond Section of the National Council of Negro Women, Inc. NCNW
Dear Joanne and family, I am so sorry to hear of Charles' passing, especially so soon after retirement. And to lose a loved one at this time of year is especially hard. My thoughts and prayers are with you as you navigate this next step in your journey of love. Fondly, Kathy Howie
Sending heart-felt condolences to Joann and Family. May God continue to bless you all during this difficult time. Please know that your NC family is keeping everyone uplifted in prayer and sending lots of love. Zet Faison & Family.
I am saddened to hear of Charles' passing. He and I worked in Radiology Dept. He was a good friend and big brother. He will be missed. Condolences to Joann and family. Waleed S.
I'm so heartbroken over Charles transition. He was a great colleague, mentor and big brother. Taught me so much in my younger years of Radiology. Shirley M.
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