Charlotte F. Bentley
February 20, 1945 – July 16, 2020
PRIVATE FAMILY FUNERAL SERVICE
Charlotte Bentley, age 75, died peacefully at home with her family on July 16, 2020. Charlotte grew up in Fremont, Nebraska and moved to Omaha with her husband in 1971.
Preceded in death by parents, Cleo and Marie Beckner; and brother, William Beckner. Survived by husband, Terry Bentley; son, Thomas (Melody) Bentley; daughter, Allison Bentley; and sister, Sandra Fenner.
PRIVATE FUNERAL SERVICE FOR IMMEDIATE FAMILY ONLY: Thursday, July 23rd at 5:30pm. To view a live broadcast of the Funeral Service, please go to www.heafeyheafey.com and click on the “View Live Service” button on the home page or click on Service Link below.
Memorial contributions may be made to Saint Michael Lutheran Church or Hearts United for Animals.
Funeral Service Link: https://boxcast.tv/view/charlotte-bentley-899807
13 Comments
Our sympathy to you Terry and your family. I hadn’t seen Charlotte for many many years but looking at her picture, she didnt change much. I used to fix her hair in the mid-60s at a shop on North Bell. She had a wonderful personality and a great sense of humor. I’m certain she’ll be missed by many. Blessings to you all. Sonja and Dave Bauers
Terry Bentley and family, my sincere sympathy to you all in the loss of your loved one. Although I never met you in person I am the wife of your classmate John Lillie, I have heard much about Terry and Charlotte from John and members of the class of 1961 Fremont High School, I know how hard it is to lose your spouse and your mother. Feeling the connection through Terry and Charlotte’s classmates sending my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.. May Gods comforting care be with you all at this time of your loss. Caren Lillie
Terry, Tom and Allison, you are all in our thoughts and prayers Eternal rest and perpetual light shine upon Charlotte and may she rest in Peace…
Sorry for your loss Terry, Tom and Allison.
Allison, so sorry for this difficult loss of your mother at a difficult time. The Lord bless and keep you in his constant care. May you all continue to be surrounded by the love which does not end
My prayers are with all of you. Charlotte was a wonderful lady. May the promise of the resurrection bring you peace.
Terry: Sorry to hear of Charlotte’s death. We think of you very time we gaet our 4Points statement. You and Charlotte had agood life. Remember the good times. I will listen to the service on Thursday.
Tom and Family.
So very sorry for your loss!. Maggie and I have wonderful memories of Charlotte!
Our deepest sympathies to you and your family, Terry.. May you be blessed with frequent and fond memories of Charlotte.
rest in peace.strenght to the familey
I was on staff with Char at Fullerton Magnet School. I so enjoyed eating lunch with her each day. From our conversations, I knew how much she loved her family. In one of our conversations, she spoke highly of her internist. As I was searching for a new doctor, I gave your family’s doctor a try and have always been grateful. I also remember the beautiful flowers and surprise lunches Terry sometimes brought to Char. Thank you for sharing Char’s memorial service online.
Allison and Tom, I’m sorry to hear the news. Sending you love as you learn to navigate without your mom.
My thoughts are with you, especially if I remember the correct Tom as his preschool teacher in 1974-75. Tom and his mother made me large ceramic A and Z with Tom Bentley printed underneath the letters. My maiden name is BENTLEY and Tom was my only student whose name was BENTLEY after teaching 22 years. My preschool teaching was at St. Luke Methodist Church for just the one year and a first and second grade teacher until 1996.
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