Charlie Modica, Sr.

[Miss Kitty]

I have made a copy of all the posts as of last night and gave them to Charlie this morning. He was very appreciative and will pass them along to his Dad.

Way to go!!! I bet this will bring a smile to the whole family!!! :clap_1:

 

[Cork On the Ocean]

Stopped by yesterday and they said he was out of the hospital :clap_1:

 

[mahthamadear]

i've been wondering how he was doing. thanks for the info. glad it's good news.

 

[Smiling JOe]

Carmel Modica (Charlie's daughter) was at Mayhem 2006 yesterday and she said that Charlie was doing very well.

 

[TooFarTampa]

Stopped by yesterday and they said he was out of the hospital :clap_1:

:clap_1: :clap_1: I've never even been his market ... but I will have to make a point of going by and supporting the efforts of such a beloved man. Glad he is doing better.

 

[kathydwells]

Carmel Modica (Charlie's daughter) was at Mayhem 2006 yesterday and she said that Charlie was doing very well.

Thank you for letting us know SJ, this is great news. :clap_1:

 

[Sandcastle]

I spoke with Charlie, Jr. on Saturday. His father is doing very well. :clap_1:

 

[TN Eagle]

Just returned from Seaside and the market wasn't the same without Mr. Modica running the register, although Charlie Jr. was always there puuting in some long shifts making sure everything was up to the usual perfect satndards. Glad to hear Mr. Modica is improving. The Modica Market seems to be the only constant we can count on when we head to Seaside, with so much change, construction, and demise of our favorites such as Shades (I anticipate the idiots responsible for that decision spending eternity by the fire). Speedy recovery Mr. Modica, and I look forward to seeing you when we return. I'm in the market all day long for my morning constitutional breakfast while checking emails outside, ducking in at noon for that six pack before heading to the beach, and in the evening getting some great meat for grilling. Seaside is you and your are Seaside!

 

[steele mama]

Just returned from Seaside and the market wasn't the same without Mr. Modica running the register, although Charlie Jr. was always there puuting in some long shifts making sure everything was up to the usual perfect satndards. Glad to hear Mr. Modica is improving. The Modica Market seems to be the only constant we can count on when we head to Seaside, with so much change, construction, and demise of our favorites such as Shades (I anticipate the idiots responsible for that decision spending eternity by the fire). Speedy recovery Mr. Modica, and I look forward to seeing you when we return. I'm in the market all day long for my morning constitutional breakfast while checking emails outside, ducking in at noon for that six pack before heading to the beach, and in the evening getting some great meat for grilling. Seaside is you and your are Seaside!

TN Eagle