No services are scheduled at this time for Charles William Templin, 61, who passed away on October 26, 2020 at his home in Riverton.
Charlie was born on December 10, 1958, in Lander, Wyoming, son of Leonard V. and Laura A. (Steffy) Templin. He grew up and attended school in Shoshoni, where he graduated in 1977. He is most known for his prank at the Senior Prom 1977, he wore a grizzly mask and streaked through the gym. He later took courses at Central Wyoming College.
On December 9, 1997, Charlie married Lola Marie Randall. The married in East Port, ID. The original plan was to be married by the justice of peace but he turned out to be way grouching and wouldn’t marry them so they found a FEMALE pastor that married them. They celebrated over 22 years of marriage this year.
Charlie spent a short time of his life living in Kentucky but mostly in Wyoming. He worked for Gilpatrick and High Country Road Construction. He also began working in the oilfield in 1977 for True Drilling, Patterson, Cyclone Adlole. He, Elisey Keith Thorpe, and Mark Bynon were a trio that worked together in the oilfield, every job.
Mr. Templin enjoyed spending time outdoors hunting, stream and ice fishing and he loved visiting with people, including strangers. He was famous for saying, “This isn’t my first rodeo.” He loving called his wife, “his bride” and “baby doll.”
Survivors include his wife, Lola Templin; son, Robert Trombley; daughters, Melissa Carner, Nicole Smyth, Leola Trombley, and Sara Baker; mother of his children, Donna Ebert; brother, Neil and his wife Dion Templin; sister, Vonda and Michael Suppes; best friends, Mark and Misty Bynon, Elizey and Keith Thorpe, Walt and Terri Osborne, Myles and Dawn Holiday; nieces, Jessie and Adam Peden, Heather and Quade Schmelzle; great nephews and nieces, Tyson and Tandon Schmelzle, Samuel Peden, Alexis Peden and Madelyn Peden.
He was preceded in death by his parents; stillborn daughter, Haley Dawn; young son, Derrick Travis John Wayne Templin; son, Christopher Randall.
On-line condolences for the family may be made at theDavisFuneralHome.com.
Services are under the direction of the Davis Funeral Home.
Charlie was born on December 10, 1958, in Lander, Wyoming, son of Leonard V. and Laura A. (Steffy) Templin. He grew up and attended school in Shoshoni, where he graduated in 1977. He is most known for his prank at the Senior Prom 1977, he wore a grizzly mask and streaked through the gym. He later took courses at Central Wyoming College.
On December 9, 1997, Charlie married Lola Marie Randall. The married in East Port, ID. The original plan was to be married by the justice of peace but he turned out to be way grouching and wouldn’t marry them so they found a FEMALE pastor that married them. They celebrated over 22 years of marriage this year.
Charlie spent a short time of his life living in Kentucky but mostly in Wyoming. He worked for Gilpatrick and High Country Road Construction. He also began working in the oilfield in 1977 for True Drilling, Patterson, Cyclone Adlole. He, Elisey Keith Thorpe, and Mark Bynon were a trio that worked together in the oilfield, every job.
Mr. Templin enjoyed spending time outdoors hunting, stream and ice fishing and he loved visiting with people, including strangers. He was famous for saying, “This isn’t my first rodeo.” He loving called his wife, “his bride” and “baby doll.”
Survivors include his wife, Lola Templin; son, Robert Trombley; daughters, Melissa Carner, Nicole Smyth, Leola Trombley, and Sara Baker; mother of his children, Donna Ebert; brother, Neil and his wife Dion Templin; sister, Vonda and Michael Suppes; best friends, Mark and Misty Bynon, Elizey and Keith Thorpe, Walt and Terri Osborne, Myles and Dawn Holiday; nieces, Jessie and Adam Peden, Heather and Quade Schmelzle; great nephews and nieces, Tyson and Tandon Schmelzle, Samuel Peden, Alexis Peden and Madelyn Peden.
He was preceded in death by his parents; stillborn daughter, Haley Dawn; young son, Derrick Travis John Wayne Templin; son, Christopher Randall.
On-line condolences for the family may be made at theDavisFuneralHome.com.
Services are under the direction of the Davis Funeral Home.