Charmaine Reeve

01/21/1960 — 05/18/2024

From Richland, WA | Born in Gary, Indiana

Celebration of Life

Starts:
Sat, June 22, 2024, 10:00 am
Location:
Events at Sunset
915 Bypass Highway

Richland, WA 99352

Charmaine Reeve

Charmaine Sue (Charlie) Reeve, 64, passed away on May 18, 2024, in Richland, WA.
Charmaine Reeve was born on January 21, 1960 in Gary, IN, to William Dittmer and Carol Dittmer.
Charmaine graduated from Knox High School in 1978.

Charmaine married David Wayne Reeve on July 3rd 1981 in Veedersburg, Indiana. The couple had three children, Jeffrey Reeve, Jordan Reeve, and Joshua Reeve. Although her and David were not together, she remained a friend and confidant of David until she passed from this life.

Charmaine was known for her passion for travel and spent as much time traveling as possible. Charmaine had a beautiful singing voice that graced many weddings and choirs (in both early and late life). Above all, Charmaine was known to be fiercely dedicated to her family and friends. She spent much of her time keeping in touch, planning family activities, and teaching everyone around her how to be a better person.

Charmaine’s memory will be carried on by Jeffrey Reeve – son, of Pasco, Jordan Reeve – son, of Benton City, Joshua Reeve – son, of Kennewick and by an army of dedicated friends.

Charmaine is preceded in death by William Dittmer – father, Carol Dittmer – mother, and Kelly Dittmer – brother

The service for Ms. Charmaine Sue (Charlie) Reeve will be held on Saturday, at 10:00 AM at the Events Center at Sunset Gardens.

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  • Dear family of Charmaine,

    May God surround you with His love and grace during this time as you gather.

    My sister, Beverly Spelbring, was a teenage friend when the Dittmer family was in Colorado Springs. My sister is now in heaven, too. I am sure their reunion was wonderful.

    I have a special place in my heart for the Dittmer family and my dear friends Ted and Julia Dittmer is a treasure.

    I know the loss is unbearable at times but I pray for all of you to make your way forward. Only God can do the impossible. Beauty from ashes.

    In His love,
    Deby Kenyon

    Deby Kenyon
    June 21, 2024
    Colorado Springs
  • Oh Charli (Sam), many years s ago we worked together, 1st at 7-11 then Gesa. What a wonderful person you were and how many laughs do d we have. We wondered our seperate lives but still kept in touch, yearly… no matter what we stayed in each others lives because we wanted to. Hugs forever… Laura Jean

    Laura Kuykendall
    June 18, 2024
    Richland
  • When I met Charlie I was in a pretty dark place I had recently lost my wife to cancer and was thinking about moving back to Bellingham where we came from until Charlie came into my life and changed it. I thought that I could never love someone again but she helped me realize that life goes forward and sometimes you have to just work through the most difficult times and that sometimes you can’t do it on your own.
    She was a very strong person who would do anything for her family and friends she loved her sons and would tell me stories about them, she was so proud of them and their success in life. I enjoyed sitting with her listening to her talk about her boys and how proud she was of them.
    They were very close to her heart as well as her grandchildren that she absolutely love and would brag about them all the time.
    I have some great memories of her being with her grandkids and the way she would handle situations.
    I enjoyed listening to her talk about her family and things that she did when she was growing up.
    I love the way she would
    just start singing to a song that was playing on the radio in the car on our trips and I miss our Sundays cooking her dinners and pampering her.
    She was such a beautiful person with a very kind heart.
    I will always love her and miss her
    love you Charmaine
    June 15 2024

    JOHN R BOND
    June 15, 2024
    Benton City
  • Charli is my Bestfriend , we’ve been friends for over 41 years. We had good and bad times together and adventures that I will never forget. She even sang at my wedding. Are kids grew up together. She had an unwavering love for her kids, grandkids, family, and friends who became like family. She always took the time to make everyone feel special. We shared secrets, dreams, tears, and laughter. Charli was constantly working on herself, but those who knew her knew that she was beautiful just as she was. Until heaven, my friend. I will love you always.

    Brenda
    June 14, 2024
    Richland
  • Charli Reeve, I worked many years with you at GESA. Loved going to lunch and riding to work together. You were a beautiful lady , so very honest, very open. You loved her son ‘s above all! A real person. May God bless and be with your family. Miss you! Brenda will miss you a lot!

    Marci
    June 12, 2024
    Pasco
  • Let me tell you about my sister Charmaine Sue Dittmer/Reeve! She was my best friend, my secret keeper, my travel buddy, my warrior protector. Her love for family included her sons, her daughter in law, her grandchildren and her extended Indiana family. It was a fierce love and heaven help anyone who said or did anything to hurt her family or her friends. When she introduced me to her new love John and she said “he loves me like I am”, I knew she was happy! Her friends were also loyal and fierce about their love for her! They took care of her, opened up their home for her in her final days and for that I am ever grateful! I will forever miss my sister, my friend…..she was my hero!

    Terry Eshelman
    June 11, 2024
    Reno NV
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