Charles Street R.I.P.
Charles Street an active and much-loved member of the local LGBT community died suddenly at his home in Brighton last week. Charles moved to Brighton from London in 2014 and made Brighton his home very quickly.
Charles Street an active and much-loved member of the local LGBT community died suddenly at his home in Brighton last week.
Charles moved to Brighton from London in 2014 and made Brighton his home very quickly.
He was a bursting bubble of life, honest, genuine, full of personality and a major part of the local community attending, supporting and helping to organise many fundraising events benefitting all sections of the city’s diverse communities.
Charles adored the cabaret scene and would often be found in various cabaret venues in Brighton ‘With his biggest Fan’ and friends, laughing, joking and quite simply enjoying life to the full !!
Charles had a positive impact on so many people shown in all the wonderful messages attributed to him on social media since he passed away.
Funeral arrangements and a memorial service for Charles will be posted online in due course once they have been organised.
written by Danny Dwyer
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