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Charlie Xiques, 75, of Tampa, FL entered eternal peace on July 14, 2023, at the Melech Hospice House with his daughter Michelle by his side after a courageous 3-year battle with cancer.

Charlie was born November 18,1947 in Tampa, FL. He is survived by his daughter Michelle Svarplaitis, son in law, Tom Svarplaitis and granddaughter Meaghan Yost. Sisters; Alice Sigmund, Delores Xiques and Gladys Sereso. Nieces; Christina Xiques, Sonya Hodge and her husband James Hodge, along with friends, Tom and Caroline Ure and Kevin Hallman Sr.

Charlie was a kind soul and would give his last dollar to anyone in need of it. He loved listening to music, watching movies and spending time with his furry friends, Baxter, Clover and Miss Daisy.

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  • Hodge Family
    Posted July 26, 2023 at 5:18 pm

    Tio Charlie, I can’t express enough how grateful I am for the past few years we’ve had together! You gave me the opportunity to understand myself more and my father, my name the blood that runs through my veins! Stubborn you were all the way till the end but a heart of gold like no other! You loved your family and your daughter with everything you had (a xiques trait I’ve always been told as you all so loved your kids so much) because of you I have the blessing of knowing my cousins and feeling as though I’m part of my fathers family your beloved brother Johnny! Until we meet again thank you for the memories, the love and the laughter ! You are truly missed in so many ways but knowing your out of pain makes my heart ok as I know you are with the Lord now!
    We all love and miss you, Florida misses you
    Rest in Heaven Tio if I know you them feet will never stay still. Xoxoxo
    James, Sonya, Amanda and Kevin Mike

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