Charles Donald “Charlie" Wingfield

January 19, 1948 - August 04, 2026

Charles Donald "Charlie" Wingfield, 78, of Copper Hill, Passed away on Tuesday August 4, 2026. He proudly and honorably served in the US Airforce where he earned several medals, badges, and commendations.

Charlie was preceded in death by his wife, Linda Wingfield; parents, Lewis Sr and Virginia Wingfield; sister, Patsy Krug; brother, Earl Wingfield; Nephew (Earl's son), Charlie Wingfiled (named after Charles). He is survived by his brother, Lewis Wingfield Jr. (Barbara); special nephews, Douglas Wingfield, Ronald Wingfield; special nieces, Deanna Dovel, Amy Timme; Step- Children; Barbara Goldfarb, Thomas Foushee, Grant Foushee, along with several other nieces, nephews, and cousins.

Per Charlies request there will be a private family service at a later date.

Charlie was my one of a kind favorite cousin who I grew up with as children, and spent many years with he and Linda after retiring and moving to his Bent mtn. Mansion as he called it. We share so many fun memories especially hot rodding with Ron at cruizeins, golfing, playing cards and luving pools. My last fav memory was just month ago in our pool laughing sharing ole stories etc. He luved his wife, his family, friends, and even though soo stubborn he was smart with a huge heart. Ron misses his call everyday and out hearts are broken. RIP CUZ!

To Charlie’s Family My deepest sympathy. Charlie was a great friend to my steamfitter husband, George “Andy” Anderson. He visited my husband the day before Andy died in 2016. Afterward, Charlie would phone once a year to make sure I was okay. So kind. The last time he called was when Linda died. So very sad. He was a very kind and thoughtful person. I know you all will greatly miss him!

I really don't know where to start 😞. Charlie (the cousins always called him Donnie until he moved to his "shack" on the mountain!! This was his dream house and the place he loved with his wife Linda!!! When we were kids, all the cousins loved playing with each and getting into trouble!! We all enjoyed being together all our lives!! Charlie's house was always open to anyone who wanted to come by....he loved his family and he wanted to keep our family close together. He was in on every get together our extended family had. He had many get togethers at his house around Thanksgiving or Christmas 🎄 with "The cousins"!! Charlie was an "Ole Hippie" and wanted only to live a very simple life. We had many card games and he was always waiting for the "next time" 😁. I'm going to miss the phone call saying "hey... what's going on down there". I will always love you and will miss all the good times we had 😞. RIP with Linda 🙏