Charles Robinson

Charles Robinson was a Dayton resident whose life was rooted in the neighborhoods of Montgomery County, Ohio. Public records show he died on March 24, 2006, and was later memorialized locally and buried in the Dayton area. Beyond these official records, few publicly available personal details remain in the historical record, but those facts confirm he was a real person whose life mattered to family, friends, and community.

Because there is no full published obituary or family-authored memorial available in the public record that we could locate which matches his exact name and date of death, the publicly verifiable picture of Charles’s life is necessarily limited. What is certain from local and county memorial listings is that his passing was recorded by Montgomery County and that he was laid to rest in the Dayton area. Those points reflect that Charles was part of the community fabric — someone with ties to place, and someone remembered by official local records.

While this page cannot reconstruct a detailed portrait of Charles’s interests, work, or family from the available sources, it honors him as a person who lived and belonged to Dayton. Loss leaves gaps, and the lack of extensive public detail does not lessen the worth of his life. For those who loved him, his memory endures in private recollections and in the small, public traces that remain. If you have memories, photos, or verified information about Charles you would like to share to help broaden this remembrance, contacting local funeral homes or the Montgomery County records office can help bring more of his story into the public memorial.

Charles’s death is also recorded among cases memorialized by Montgomery County. The record of his passing on March 24, 2006 stands as a reminder of a life lived in Dayton and the respect owed to every person whose story is only partially preserved in public records.