Birth date: Sep 23, 1936 Death date: Oct 24, 2023
Charles Floyd "Frog" Burns, 87, of Proctorville, Ohio, passed away Tuesday October 24, 2023 at the Emogene Dolin Jones Hospice House of Huntington, WV. He was born September 23, 1936 in Peebles, Ohio to the late Ray and Nora Burns Read Obituary
We are so sad to hear of your passing Mr. Burns. You were always a delight when you came into the office and we looked forward to visiting with you. You were so kind and thoughtful.
We will tell them we saw ya!
God Bless your family at this time.
Ron Ward Insurance
Uncle Froggy... I have so many memories! When I was little I always loved coming to your house... I remember you came to visit once and I really wanted to go down to ground level in the barn so you and papaw literally tied a rope around me and you lowered me down to papaw. The one time we were shooting guns and you guys tricked me with a shot gun and not a 22, I'll never forget how hard you and papaw laughed at me when I looked over at you guys. Oh and you and papaw left me stuck in the tractor bucket way up high once when you all were messing with a tree. 🤣You taught me a magic card trick and told me I could never tell anyone the trick, and that will always be our little secret! Oh and thank you so much for always bringing me mints, that was always my favorite part, you reaching into your pocket and giving me mints EVERY time you seen me. Last time I seen you I was so excited to see you that I broke papaws porch swing in excitement to see you.. it was worth breaking the swing and a memory I will always hold in my heart. I am going to miss running to my favorite uncle at any get togethers we had. Im going to miss you so much uncle froggy. 🩵
So sorry
I'll miss you Froggie. We always played horseshoes at the reunions. And I'll never forget you climbing a tree to break limbs out of our way so we could play. I stood in amazement as you went up that tree like a squirrel. You were always humble, friendly, and just all around a great guy. You'll be missed.
Grandpa oh how I will miss you. Always calling me peanut an teaching me how to fish an kept my nickels an diamonds. Shons gonna miss you calling him big man everytime he walking in to our house. I'm going to keep chasing the big fish cause it makes me feel closer to you I love you grandpa
Uncle frog he loved his family loved spending time with his family always loved telling jokes and playing the banjo with Bruce he was a awesome man always kind and always smiling and having a good time he is up in heaven watching over us telling jokes and with our loved ones r.i.p uncle frog 🐸 🐸🐸🐸
You were my Uncle Frog too. I can barely remember a memory about my uncle Larry without you in it. You were always there when your family needed you. You were a hard working, family loving man and I adored you. I love ya. I pray for comfort for your family.
Bruce frog and mom
My uncle Frog. ❤️ you are going to be terribly missed by all. I have so many great memories of you. You were always the first one to help dad out with anything. I remember riding the motorcycle to WV when I was younger with dad to visit with you all. You helping dad dig more than one well. Catching and cleaning turtles, building rooms onto our house. It was always you uncle Frog ❤️ without fail. Anytime I hear a banjo I think of you and Bruce! We all love you so very much and will keep our memories close to our heart! Keep on playin' we will hear ya. Love you always!
