Charles B. Perini Jr.
Charles B. Perini Jr, 83, longtime resident of Harvard, MA, North Falmouth, MA and Rangeley, ME, died on July 16, 2020 following a short illness. Charles B. Perini Jr was an avid sportsman, boater, pilot and philanthropist. A former Vice President and Director of Perini Corporation, Charles was also the former Chairman of the Construction Industries of Massachusetts and a Director of the Charles B. and Louis R. Perini Family Charitable Foundation. Charles B. Perini Jr was a graduate of Staunton Military Academy and Saint Anselm College.
Charlie was also an avid baseball fan since his early days when the Perini Family were owners of Major League Baseball’s, Boston Braves and Milwaukee Braves, winners of the National League Pennant of 1948 and World Series Champions of 1957. During that time the Perini Family were founding members of the “Jimmy Fund” of the Dana Farber Cancer Institute.
Charles B. Perini Jr leaves behind his former wife Carole, his son Charles B. Perini III and his wife Vanessa and two granddaughters Christina and Gianna, his sister Audrea Uribe and her husband Gabriel, a brother Ralph Perini, and numerous nieces and nephews.
The family wishes to express special thanks to friend Peter Buckjune and devoted nephews Matthew and Mark McSherry.
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The joy uncle Charlie brought to our lives will not be forgotten. Rest in peace and God bless his family.
Perini Family,
I am very sorry for your loss.
I have been praying for Charles and all the family members.
I just hope the Lord gives console to say good bye to Charles.
I send you all hugs and blessings!
Sincerely,
Anamaria Del Pilar Uribe
My condolences to you,Charles and the girls on your loss. Sounds like you have lots of memories to hold on to.
Our thoughts and prayers to the Perini family during this time of loss.
thank God for having had the opportunity to live a few years in Boston and to have shared more time with my family on my mother’s side. Uncle charlie, Carole and CB always made me feel at home, today I remember one of so many anecdotes with my uncle charlie when we went for a ride in his plane and in the air he released the scam and he told me now it’s your turn and to drive. it was a wonderful experience. In the midst of my sadness for not being able to be with you in these moments of pandemic I say goodbye, thank you for sharing with me so many moments. Rest In Peace. You’ll always be in my heart. I love you forever❤️ ❤️
Sorry for your loss, Vanessa, Charles, Christina and Gianna. Cherish the fine memories and fun times.
Charlie, you are in our heart forever, so special.
I Remember you Roaming Florida, the swamps in north Cape cod, Flying in your plane (Safest Best pilot ever) fishing in Marthas vineyard, fishing in Rangeley lake, hunting by Berlin, The outside house in the middle of the nite, scare of the mouse and you giving me confidence, visiting White mountain, Crossing Kancamangus hwy, touristing Boston, knowing Louisiana when i was supposed to show you around, you show my state to me. Snow cruising in your snow mobile, Cruising the Golf of Mexico with the family.
Always remember your wit your intelligence. You got me upset also, dont believe you did not, but love you always.
You maybe gone but never forgotten.
Always in my memories.
God bless and keep you, Charlie.
Your friendship was a special gift to Peter and me especially over the past few years. I’m sure you and Peter are already bantering over various issues while visiting each other in your heavenly homes. Memories of the “debates” between you and Peter will always bring a smile to my face.
You now join him in my daily prayers.
Rest in peace, Charlie.
So sorry to hear about uncle Charlie. I worked for him on a couple of jobs during his career. So sorry for the families loss.
Uncle Charlie you will be missed❤️
I BE THE MAN I OUTLIVED ALL THE PERINIS
LONG LIVE THE GANDI BOY OF STAUNTON