I was saddened to hear of Charlie's passing.  He was a good man and a great boss.
     My years at Wright Brothers Construction were filled with life and lessons ...which are now fond memories.  He and Eric took me right out of High School and taught me construction and how to be a man.  As pragmatic and business-minded as Charlie was, he also had a caring side - which I saw on a few occasions.
     One story that sticks in my mind, (and I still hear his words of advice to this day).  I was helping estimate a pipe and fitting job, and I realized that I had put too many 1" PVC fittings on the estimate (and you know that Charlie was a stickler for the numbers).  So I was "shrewdly" calling the vendor to correct the quantity on the order.  Charlie had overheard - and pointed out to me that the amount of time that I spent calling the vendor, waiting for a reply, calling him back and re-ordering the fittings - we could have actually kept the fittings and saved money, and we would have the extra fittings to use somewhere else.
     Another word of advice he gave me was when I went through my  divorce (about 3 years after Charlie's) and he told me, "This time is going to suck, and maybe for a while it will suck.  But eventually one day will suck a little less than the last, and then life will start looking better."  He was right.

Charlie Wright was the most honest, knowledgeable and talented Contractor I have ever known, and I have worked with many, many Contractors over the past 57 years as a Consultant Engineer. There wasn't anything he couldn't repair, or build, especially when it involved mechanical and electrical projects. His attention to detail was amazing. His integrity was beyond reproach. He had to have every detail of a project totally figured out and on paper before he started. If he picked up on an error or omission from a set of plans he would discuss his concerns and mutually work it out. I cherished his friendship, his expertise and his sincerity. My deepest sympathy goes out to his family and friends. He will be missed.

Our thoughts and prayers are with all of those mourning the loss of Charlie. He brought a unique light to this world, one dearly missed. 
Charlie & Lori Mueller and family

Charlie with one of several fish he caught that afternoon.

Charlie and Patti enjoying time on the White River in Mountain Home, Arkansas when they were able to share a short visit with us.
We know that we along with everyone else will always have Charlie with us in our hearts and fond memories of the exceptional person he was.

Our thoughts are with the Wright and Walker family. Charlie was a kind and intelligent man. 
Many fond memories at junior livestock auction and Wright Brothers yearly Christmas get together.

Mark and Brenda Alderson
Norma Bakerville

We called to see if we could hire the boom, and had the pleasure of Charley coming to help Eric, he was a good man , friend, neighbor, and ex husbands boss, feeling so bad for the families loss RIP Charley.      Taken Nov 22, 2024

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