Birth date: May 20, 1957 Death date: Aug 21, 2021
Charlotte Duffy Ratley was called home to live in the eternal loving arms of our Lord and Savior on August 21, 2021 in Covington, LA. She was born on May 20, 1957 in New Orleans, LA to the late Charles Gavin Duffy, Jr. and Amy Cha Read Obituary
I had the pleasure of knowing & loving this sweet & funny lady as a patient. We had a connection & I truely looked forward to seeing her every time she came in. My heartfelt sympathy to you Mr Stephen & Amy. I will keep Ms Charlotte & you in my prayers. God bless you all. Pam Garrison, Outshine Family Dental formerly Covington Dental Care.
Angela and I were just speaking of Charlotte and Steve and how time had passed. She was a good, kind woman. I am so sorry for your loss.
So many good memories I have. Charlotte and I graduated from LSU together and started our first job at Martin Marietta - working in the same department. I was sent on business trip to Boston Massachusetts- where she grew up and she insisted we go to dinner at her house and her mom would cook us lobsters! Which she did and we did! Many memories of Amy and Chris as babies and children 💕. Steve and Amy, so very sorry for your loss.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to Steve, Amy, Thomas, Avery and little Chris. Charlotte was a great, fun person with a strong faith in God. She was so proud of Amy and doted on all her grandchildren, always showing pictures and telling stories about them. I will miss her and our chats.
Charlotte was a devoted mother and wife who adored her kids! And her grandchildren! She was a great friend to our sister and our family loved her and her family. You will be missed and always loved by the Toledano family.
Charlotte was a great co-worker, always willing to help whenever it was needed. Her laughter, I will never forget. Keeping her family in my thoughts
and prayers during this difficult time. 🙏
Charlotte was a great colleague and was always willing to help anyone that asked for it. She was always smiling and made everyone smile. My deepest sympathies.
Gerard Logreco (Lockheed Martin-Industrial Engineering)
