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Lee and Lorrie Smith
We loved Uncle Chuck and will miss him dearly. He would often call the mountains to see how we were doing. We were able to visit him several times over the past years and have lunch with him. We are sorry we will not be able to make the service, but our hearts and prayers are with the family.
Faye Duncan
Chuck was a friend to me many years ago. I was anguished to read of his passing. I only hope he found some years of peace. If possible, please contact me at afduncan655@mail.com.
Charles C. Cady, Jr.
2024-12-18
Charles Clinton Cady, Jr., 75, passed away Wednesday, December 18, 2024 at the Warner Center for Caring in Fernandina Beach, FL.
He was born in Jacksonville and was the son of the late Charles Clinton Cady and Emma Vashti Cady. He was raised in Fernandina Beach and graduated from Fernandina Beach High School. He honorably served his country in the U. S. Coast Guard.
Charles worked for the Forestry Service at Kings Bay Submarine Base until his retirement. Being a life-long resident of Fernandina Beach, he loved his hometown and the many friends and family he had here.
He in addition to his parents was predeceased by his siblings Loren Steven Cady, brother, Kathrine “Sis” Williams and Emma “Patty” Scoates, both sisters, and a niece Renee Smith of Cedar Mtn, NC.
He leaves behind one sister, Gail Smith from Cedar Mtn, NC, three sons, Charles “Chad” Cady of St. Augustine, Joshua Cady of Jacksonville, and Dana Cady of Fernandina Beach; his nephews Lee Smith, Jeff Smith, Clint Scoates, and Richie Williams, and nieces Micki Scoates, Janeen “Bunny” Scoates, Charlene Galloway and grandchildren Chandler Cady, Colten Cady, Mckenzie Cady, Madison Cady and Reagan Cady.
A service to remember his life will be held on Friday, February 7, 2025 at 12:30 PM at the Jacksonville National Cemetery. Those attending should gather in Lane # 1.
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