Birth date: Jun 29, 1932 Death date: Mar 11, 2016
Charlotte Povia Kelly of North Fort Myers, Florida and formerly of New York, New York, passed away Friday, March 11, 2016 in Hope Hospice of Cape Coral, Florida. She was 83. Charlotte was born June 29, 1932 in Yonkers, New York to Read Obituary
I fondly remember the brief time I spent in NYC with my Aunt Charlotte, Uncle Bob, sister Patty, and nephew Steve and Tamara. My wish is that Uncle Bob and Sabrina are comforted at this time by family, friends, and wonderful memories.Kathleen ThierTempe, AZ
With love and prayers to Bob and Sabrina,our beautiful Charlette.
Amy and I have such wonderful memories of Charlotte! I will never forget our soulful chats, her wonderful parties,gorgeous voice and hearty laugh. Above all, she was my supportive friend and confidant. Our love and support are with Bob and Sabrina. Love Regina and Amy Martin
Charlotte was always so very kind to me and always made me feel so special whenever we were together. I remember a very special weekend I spent with the Kelly Family and she planned a wonderful time for Sabrina and me to visit museums, see the sights in NYC and get a glimpse backstage at the Met where I saw my first opera. Charlotte and Bob introduced me to some of their special friends and made my visit magical. I will never forget all the fun Sabrina and I had during summer vacations in Fort Myers and how Charlotte and Doris would pile all us kids into the station wagon and bring us all to the beach. The Kelly's included me in many of their family outings and were always so sweet and generous with their time when I would come for a visit. There was always lots of fun and laughter. Charlotte was such a beautiful person inside and out and my whole family is so thankful for her love and friendship. Our love and Prayers to Bob, Sabrina, Larry and all the family. Layne, Mike, Doreen, Brendan, Alyssa and Sophia
I will always remember our Cape Cod vacation with Aunt Charlotte and Uncle Bob. Charlotte was a gracious host, an amazing cook, and told wonderful stories of the opera. We enjoyed watching the sunset on their patio that overlooked the Cape and the bird sanctuary. Of course how can one forget all the paper towels she used. She said she should have bought stock in them. ?? Becky and Dale Edwards
Lit a candle in memory of Charlotte Povia Kelly
We will never forget the love, comaradery, and genuine fun we shared with Charlotte and all three Kelly's. We appreciate her zest for life and her giving, loving nature. And on the lighter side, she was a great cook and joke teller. Head of lettuce, breast of turkey and rump roast will never go untoldmuch love,Barbara and Joe Gustern
