Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, Tuesday November 15, 2022.
Beloved husband of the late Patricia Tigges (nee Matejka); loving father of Greg (Lisa), Pam and Steve Tigges; dear grandfather of Sarah, Drew, Diana and Alexandria; “super grandpa” of Catherine, Miles, Claire, Kennedy and Hannah; dear brother-in-law of Dorothy (Warren) Hinderer.
Special thanks to the staff of Turners Rock Retirement Community, where Charles resided after moving to Springfield, Missouri in 2021.
Mr. Tigges was a US Navy veteran and a retired St. Louis City Firefighter.
Services; Funeral from KUTIS AFFTON Chapel 10151 Gravois, Tuesday November 22, 9:00 AM to St Catherine Laboure Catholic Church for 9:30 AM mass. Interment JB National Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made American Red Cross and/or Siteman Cancer Center. Visitation Monday 4:00-7:00 PM.
It was such a honor to care for you… and you would always hide me out when I needed a break you was a amazing man! See ya later alligator.
It was such a honor to care for you… and you would always hide me out when I needed a break you was a amazing man! See ya later alligator.
It was an honor to have known him. Peace to the Tigges family.
It was an honor to have known him. Peace to the Tigges family.
It was an honor to have been able to care for this kind man. He head such a big heart and I loved his laugh. He is greatly missed.
It was an honor to have been able to care for this kind man. He head such a big heart and I loved his laugh. He is greatly missed.
Sad to hear the news of Charlie passing. I met Charlie in Dec 1988, I was a new Firefighter on the St. Louis fire dept, and Charlie was my first senior man, and I couldn’t have ask a better mentor. Such a kind soul, that taught me a lot about the job. My wife and I used to take Charlie and his wife Pat to the baseball game, then we would usually go to dinner afterwards. Just a fun couple to spend time with. I think about him often, and he will truly be missed. RIP Charlie.
Sad to hear the news of Charlie passing. I met Charlie in Dec 1988, I was a new Firefighter on the St. Louis fire dept, and Charlie was my first senior man, and I couldn’t have ask a better mentor. Such a kind soul, that taught me a lot about the job. My wife and I used to take Charlie and his wife Pat to the baseball game, then we would usually go to dinner afterwards. Just a fun couple to spend time with. I think about him often, and he will truly be missed. RIP Charlie.
MY DEAR, DEAR “BROTHER CHARLES’ WHO HAS BEEN A GREAT FRIEND TO OUR FAMILY FOR MANY YEARS. HE WAS ALWAYS QUICK TO HELP YOU ANYTIME IT WAS NEEDED AND EVER QUICKER WITH A SMART COMMENT! HOW I WILL MISS YOU AND OUR DAILY TELEPHONE CALLS. NOW I HAVE NO ONE TO TELL ME WHAT IS HAPPENING IN OUR CRAZY WORLD, ESPECIALLY SPRINGFIELD AND ST. LOUIS.
REST IN PEAACE DEAR OLD FRIEND. WE WILL MEET AGAIN
MY DEAR, DEAR “BROTHER CHARLES’ WHO HAS BEEN A GREAT FRIEND TO OUR FAMILY FOR MANY YEARS. HE WAS ALWAYS QUICK TO HELP YOU ANYTIME IT WAS NEEDED AND EVER QUICKER WITH A SMART COMMENT! HOW I WILL MISS YOU AND OUR DAILY TELEPHONE CALLS. NOW I HAVE NO ONE TO TELL ME WHAT IS HAPPENING IN OUR CRAZY WORLD, ESPECIALLY SPRINGFIELD AND ST. LOUIS.
REST IN PEAACE DEAR OLD FRIEND. WE WILL MEET AGAIN
Charlie was a great Lincord Dr neighbor, always had a friendly wave on his way down the street. Have missed seeing him heading out for his morning coffee at White Castle.
RIP,
Blaine, Chris, and Joe
Charlie was a great Lincord Dr neighbor, always had a friendly wave on his way down the street. Have missed seeing him heading out for his morning coffee at White Castle.
RIP,
Blaine, Chris, and Joe
I worked with Charlie on the Fire Department at the 7’s . He had such a dry sense of humor and made me laugh all the time. Rest In Peace
I worked with Charlie on the Fire Department at the 7’s . He had such a dry sense of humor and made me laugh all the time. Rest In Peace
It was a privilege to care for you, Charlie. You were one of a kind and always knew how to make people laugh. I’ll never forget all those times I brought you ice cream late a night and we’d talk about medicine, your time in the fire department, and how you were “class treasurer” in high school. Rest in peace, man.
It was a privilege to care for you, Charlie. You were one of a kind and always knew how to make people laugh. I’ll never forget all those times I brought you ice cream late a night and we’d talk about medicine, your time in the fire department, and how you were “class treasurer” in high school. Rest in peace, man.