Birth date: Sep 27, 1936 Death date: Dec 22, 2019
Charles (Lou) Jones, 83, died on the 22nd of December, 2019, at his home in Lakeland, Florida. Lou was born on September 27, 1936 in Millville, New Jersey. He spent his childhood in his hometown of Millville, NJ and served in the Read Obituary
It was a pleasure to meet and know Lou and Joye through the BASIS ministry. I would only see them at our yearly breakfast at Aldan Union Church, but I always saw a smile and great joy in the Lord. My prayers are with Joye and their family. Looking forward to our reunion in Heaven.
Marilyn R Barto and Don
Will always be in my heart and have so many precious memories of my Uncle 😘❤️ . Until we meet again ❤️
Lou was amazing person ! Loved the lord , loved his country’ and his family ! Always gave u bunch that sunk Into the muscle and u felt it !
I have known Mr. Jones since I was a teenager..always chasing us kids then kissing the girls on the cheeks and giving us our candy..always making us laugh!!! I always remember him saying he was building a tunnel under ground to get from his house to our house so when my Dad and Mrs. Jones passed he could get to my Mom, lolol, such great times. Everyone was sad to see them moved to Florida, but we always kept in touch through Facebook. Mr. Jones, you will always be loved and in my heart. RIP and until we meet again...be good in Heaven!!!
Loved you from the time you kissed me on my cheek. Thank you for sharing your love - you don’t know how much it was needed. So many memories. Thankful that your healed body and that you are present with the Lord. You are always loved and will be missed.
Mr. Lou, I am so glad you are not suffering anymore. I will always remember the hugs and kisses, your smile and kind words. You always made me laugh. You be good now and behave yourself I will really miss you.
Micki Higgins
How does one describe a man like Mr. Jones? Spunky? Funny? Loving? Prankster? Legendary? Friend? I have had the great privilege to have known Mr. Jones my entire life. He greeted every girl with a kiss, and gave them a Hershey kiss from his pocket. Every man he greeted with the strongest of punches to the chest and a knuckle cracking handshake. Then he would hand us a Fireball from his pocket. He was definitely a trouble maker, always playing pranks. His laugh was infectious, and everybody wanted to know him. His beautiful wife, was my fourth grade teacher, and I will always remember them singing the New Jersey song in duet. Every single time we talked, he always asked what I needed prayer for. He was always excited to get an update on my life. He was strong as an ox. I lost count of how many heart attacks and hospital scares he had, but they never weakened him, at least they never weakened those punches to the chest. Yes, I am sad to hear of his passing, but I am so happy to reminisce of all the great memories we have made over my past 35 years. I love you Mr. Jones, and I am so glad you are no longer suffering. I hope for all our sake that the Lord greeted you this morning with a sock to the chest, and a spine crushing hug as He whispered in your ear "Well done my good and faithful servant." <3 RIP Mr. Jones RIP <3
At Open Bible in NJ Lou always let me know how proud he was about me becoming a US Marine by punching me in my arm. Ouch!
Semper Fidelis Lou
Bob Schauer
Just before any visit, my brothers and I to each other, "Is he here yet?" We would hide and try to be the last one Uncle Lippy would find. When he did, we would squeal with laughter and pretend/unpretended(?) terror and then be the blessed recipient of his uproarious laughter, slobbery kisses, 'air knocked of you' hugs and merciless tickling 'til we couldn't breathe from laughing or crying, but we were sure to have always his undivided attention (until the next victim was found) and unconditional love. Love you Uncle Lippy!!!!!! Becky Joye
