Charles A. Booth, 82, Gladstone, MO (formerly of Bethany, MO) passed away Tuesday, January 8, 2019 at a Smithville, MO nursing home.
He was born on August 21, 1936 in Marshfield, Missouri the son of William W. and Icy M. (Clift) Booth.
Charles was a graduate of Northwest Missouri State University and received a bachelor’s degree in Health and Physical Science as well as Industrial Arts. He later attained his master’s degree of science from Central Missouri State University. Charles taught and was a football coach in Eddyville, Iowa, Westport High School in Winnetonka, Park Hill High School and North Kansas City High School. He was also a contractor and later owned his own company and enjoyed working with his hands. Charles was a member of the Air National Guard and later obtained his pilot’s license as a civilian and thoroughly enjoyed flying.
He was preceded in death by his parents and seven siblings.
Charles is survived by his daughters, Alane Booth, Kansas City, MO and Alisa Gillman-Booth, Houston, TX; brothers, Jack (Shirley) Booth, Granite Bay, CA and Danny (Mary) Booth, Kissee Mills, MO; grandchildren, Reghan and Sterling and several nieces, nephews and numerous former students.
He was born on August 21, 1936 in Marshfield, Missouri the son of William W. and Icy M. (Clift) Booth.
Charles was a graduate of Northwest Missouri State University and received a bachelor’s degree in Health and Physical Science as well as Industrial Arts. He later attained his master’s degree of science from Central Missouri State University. Charles taught and was a football coach in Eddyville, Iowa, Westport High School in Winnetonka, Park Hill High School and North Kansas City High School. He was also a contractor and later owned his own company and enjoyed working with his hands. Charles was a member of the Air National Guard and later obtained his pilot’s license as a civilian and thoroughly enjoyed flying.
He was preceded in death by his parents and seven siblings.
Charles is survived by his daughters, Alane Booth, Kansas City, MO and Alisa Gillman-Booth, Houston, TX; brothers, Jack (Shirley) Booth, Granite Bay, CA and Danny (Mary) Booth, Kissee Mills, MO; grandchildren, Reghan and Sterling and several nieces, nephews and numerous former students.
Charles A. Booth, 82, Gladstone, MO (formerly of Bethany, MO) passed away Tuesday, January 8, 2019 at a Smithville, MO nursing home.
He was born on August 21, 1936 in Marshfield, Missouri the son of William W. and Icy M. (Clift) Booth.
Charles was a graduate of Northwest Missouri State University and received a bachelor’s degree in Health and Physical Science as well as Industrial Arts. He later attained his master’s degree of science from Central Missouri State University. Charles taught and was a football coach in Eddyville, Iowa, Westport High School in Winnetonka, Park Hill High School and North Kansas City High School. He was also a contractor and later owned his own company and enjoyed working with his hands. Charles was a member of the Air National Guard and later obtained his pilot’s license as a civilian and thoroughly enjoyed flying.
He was preceded in death by his parents and seven siblings.
Charles is survived by his daughters, Alane Booth, Kansas City, MO and Alisa Gillman-Booth, Houston, TX; brothers, Jack (Shirley) Booth, Granite Bay, CA and Danny (Mary) Booth, Kissee Mills, MO; grandchildren, Reghan and Sterling and several nieces, nephews and numerous former students.
He was born on August 21, 1936 in Marshfield, Missouri the son of William W. and Icy M. (Clift) Booth.
Charles was a graduate of Northwest Missouri State University and received a bachelor’s degree in Health and Physical Science as well as Industrial Arts. He later attained his master’s degree of science from Central Missouri State University. Charles taught and was a football coach in Eddyville, Iowa, Westport High School in Winnetonka, Park Hill High School and North Kansas City High School. He was also a contractor and later owned his own company and enjoyed working with his hands. Charles was a member of the Air National Guard and later obtained his pilot’s license as a civilian and thoroughly enjoyed flying.
He was preceded in death by his parents and seven siblings.
Charles is survived by his daughters, Alane Booth, Kansas City, MO and Alisa Gillman-Booth, Houston, TX; brothers, Jack (Shirley) Booth, Granite Bay, CA and Danny (Mary) Booth, Kissee Mills, MO; grandchildren, Reghan and Sterling and several nieces, nephews and numerous former students.
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