Charlotte, you will be so missed! I hope you have found peace and happiness, you truly deserved to be happy! I loved your spark, and energy always making others laugh with your stories and beautiful smile and hugs!! you will be greatly missed friend xxxo

Charlotte - I will never forget the kindness you showed me just three weeks ago. You were a shoulder to cry on and a voice that I needed to hear. I will never forget your words. Thank you for your friendship and your inspiration. I hope to see you again one day, in the land beyond the sea. x

From the first time I met you as a young girl, I saw a funny, feisty and wonderful person you were. It was years later I met you at the Waterloo Hotel. Wow, you grew into a beautiful young woman. I hope your pain is gone and that you are with people who giving you love and support as those who did here on Earth. You will be missed.

The world is a little darker today without the bright light of Charlotte but knowing her sweet spirit is shining down on us will keep her warm memories with us forever. May you find peace dear Charlotte on your new journey. xoxo

I will always remember Charlotte as the most wonderful girl who enjoyed sailing. She was full of light and grace despite her long legs :) She grew into a beautiful young woman and I am so saddened that her light has left this world.

Loved my conversations with Charlotte---- her energy and enthusiam was magnetic. Love to her family and friends.

We've lost a special island girl. Playful, loyal and unpretentious with infectious enthusiasm. She seemed to dance around a room, like a moth to a flame. Her love of animals, particularly the mangy and mangled, was a window to her compassion. Char was a great spirit, full of moxie that wouldn't be tamed.

Dear charlotte its been years since weve seen each other or actually spoken but as many will will say or have said gone but never gotten!!
you were always a bright fun and energetic island girl who touched so many peoples lives :-) wherever you are now rest in peace and to your family from mine our deepest condolences.sending all our love and deepest respect xx

I am very sorry to hear this sad news. I remember Charlotte from back in the days of junior sailing Summer programme in the early 90's.
I was operating in the hamburger bar, and she was a great source of amusement and fun.
My sincere condolences to all concerned.

I'll never forget how much fun Charlotte and I had when she started MHS. We bonded over the silliest of things and i'll always remember how hard she made me laugh. She was such a kind heart. Miss you Char.

Char, I will miss your head squeezes! The last one I got was outside Waterloo House as you pulled your car over onto the side walk and jumped out yelling "Cor-Bear!" I will cherish that squeeze forever. Much love beautiful.

The last time I saw Char we were hanging by the Faiella's pool. She had me in stitches, talking about randomness. My condolences go out to all of her family and friends. Be at peace now xx

Charlotte had an infectious laugh and great sense of the ridiculous, she was just plain funny and she was kind. We are shocked and saddened at her passing. I'll miss her big hugs and cheery greeting. You are at peace and angels wrap wings around you now, find solace and renewed strength with them. We will miss you so much and never forget.

Charlotte was a very bright light who will be missed by all who knew her. Those of us in recovery especially enjoyed her presence, shared in her struggles, and are deeply saddened by her untimely passing. She will shine forever in my memory as a kind and loving being whose experience of this life was more full than most.

Charlotte, you were so much fun during summer sailing back in the day! One of those early role models/crushes that sear themselves into a young teenage boy. Your smile and convivial spirit will forever live on in my mind.

I lost a friend! Someone that I often thought about. I miss you beyond words can explain but your caring heart and beautiful smile will always remain. Rest in Peace Charolette and my condolences to Mrs. Watlington and entire family.