Charles Moxley Obituary – Death – He moved to Youngstown in November 1962 where he and his family remained until they moved to Rootstown (1968) and afterward Barnesville (1970). He moved on from Barnesville High School in 1978 where he was an understudy competitor in the wrestling and football crews. He proceeded with his schooling at The Ohio State University (1978-83) where he graduated with a degree in agribusiness instruction.
Contending in wrestling for the Buckeyes, Chuck was a three-year letterwinner, researcher competitor and beneficiary of the Corwin A. Fergus Memorial Scholarship granted to a Big Ten researcher competitor to seek after proficient school.
Throw assisted his schooling, acquiring a postgraduate education from The Ohio State University School of Veterinary Medicine .
Columbus was additionally the spot he met his first love, Cheri Lynn (Arvanitis) Moxley, in the spring of their sophomore year where he would wow her by performing sleights of hand in the residences and composing notes on napkins in the house. They were hitched Aug.18, 1984 in Warren,
They have two kids, Tyler Christian Moxley and Jordan Taylor Smith (Kevin).
Throw was a family man who invested wholeheartedly in his youngsters’ achievements, going to each significant occasion and partaking in and praising life’s minutes in general, of all shapes and sizes.
Throw leaves siblings Donald Paul Moxley (Laura, girl Jaclen) and Timothy James Moxley (Maureen, girl Madeline, children Jacob and Benjamin); and brothers by marriage Gregory Alan Arvanitis (Jeanie, children Evan and Ryan) and Douglas Harry Arvanitis (Catherine, children Nikko and Carter).
He was gone before in death by his folks; and his parents in law, Janyce and Wendell Moxley and Alma and Harry Arvanitis.
A Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Chuck had a 30-year vocation at Town and Country Veterinary Hospital and Parkman Road Clinic in Warren. The medical clinic was a purposeful venture of Chuck’s with an objective of having it positioned as one of the best 10 vet facilities in the United States. An objective, as the greater part of his, he accomplished with his awesome staff/family in 2008 when the facility was included in Veterinary Economics Magazine.
Toss was esteemed and regarded individual from the local area and served innumerable individuals through his work on the leading group of Believers Christian Church and Maplewood School Board.
Ammentor and mentor, Chuck thoroughly enjoyed seeing individuals understand their maximum capacity — on the track, in the study hall or on the weapon range. In his leisure time, you’d think that he is fly fishing, tying his own flies (for which he is famous around the world), and rooting for the Buckeyes.
The family is appreciative to Dr. Larry Woods and the staff at Trumbull Memorial Hospital for their remarkable consideration. They likewise might want to thank the mindful staff at Mangiarelli Rehabilitation who guaranteed Chuck’s last days resembled he generally knew pursuing an objective and preparing.