Charles Burnett Jr.

Charles Burnett Jr. (d. July 27, 2014) spent his life in Dayton, Ohio. Public records and local memorial listings identify him as a 32-year-old member of the Dayton community whose life mattered to family, friends, and neighbors. While formal public tributes are limited in available archives, county and local records confirm his passing on July 27, 2014.

Though the public record about Charles’s day-to-day life is sparse, the verified details make clear he was a real person whose loss was felt locally. He is listed among those memorialized by Montgomery County for 2014, which reflects the community’s recognition of lives cut short that year. Local obituary indexes and newspaper indexes (Dayton-area holdings) reference notices for persons with the same surname and year, though a full text funeral-home obituary matching his exact name and date was not located in accessible online archives.

Because direct personal details (such as his employment, schooling, or close family relationships) were not available in the reliable public sources found, this remembrance intentionally avoids speculation. What can be said with care is that Charles was part of the Dayton community — a neighbor, a relative, or a friend to people who remember ordinary days together. His listing on the county’s 2014 remembrance roll affirms that his life and its loss are part of the community’s history.

If the family or friends wish to provide further memories, photos, or details about Charles’s life — the work he did, the people he loved, the small joys that mattered to him — those would allow a fuller, warmer tribute that honours him beyond the limited public record. Until then, this brief life story holds to verified facts and offers a quiet acknowledgement that Charles Burnett Jr. lived, was connected to Dayton, and is formally remembered by his community.