My thoughts are with him and his family.

Colleague and Friend .........RIP ......Charlie until we meet again

I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Mr. Leverone. I have many fond memories of him at Rockland High School (class of 1987). I was fortunate to have seen him recently when he came in for his medical appointments while I was at work & he was so surprised that I still remembered him & his name after all these years. My condolences go out to his family and friends. Hold tight to all your memories. God Bless.

Leverone family............so sorry for your loss....great teacher, coach and person.....may your memories help you through this!

Coach Leverone was my X-Country coach while I ran at Rockland High School from 1983-1986. He was a great coach and he was very kind to us all. He taught us how to be competitors and I was in the best shape of my life under his guidance and direction. I'll never forget the van rides to Franklin Park X-Country meets. I was lucky to have had the opportunity to meet and be coached by such a great person. He will be missed, God Bless

Sorry to see you go Charlie. you have been and always will be a Class Act

I wish I had one last visit with Charlie. We were neighbors over fifty years ago and have kept in touch all these years. I always enjoyed his sense of humor and his knowledge of all things antique. He will be missed by all who knew him..

I did not have Coach Leverone as my coach, but he was my brothers's for all 4yrs at Rockland High. He looked up to and respected him. I was just a little kid then, but seeing how much he meant to the team made me look forward to getting to really know him. I was on the girls track and x country teams so he wasn't my coach, but I still got to see him coach and nurture the boys. Every now and then the boys and girls traveled together so I did get to enjoy some of his wisdom also. Thank you, Coach Leverone and his family for giving us the time to spend with him.

Rest in Paradise Mr Leverone.......So sorry for your loss Leverone Family! He will be missed by all who knew him!

Sadden to hear of Mr. Leveron's passing. I had him for PE, back in the late 70's to 82.He was a sweet man. Thanks for really caring about us kids, prayers & thoughts are with his family.

The highlight of our trips to PEI was seeing "cousin Charlie" at the Darby cottage at Wheatley River and listening as he enthusiastically described in great detail the treasures that he had acquired on his travels that day. Last year was an extra bonus since we were roommates for several days at the Darby abode on Maple Ave. He will be well remembered and sadly missed by all.

Sir Charles, The RHS class of 1964 was so happy you could attend our 50th reunion September 2014 and connect with our classmates. It's hard to believe we all remember all those years ago but so glad we could connect with you and Toni. RIP from the Class of 1964!

Mr Leverone was my A&P teacher at RHS. His humor, kindness and enthusiasm made going to his class one I looked forward to. I went into radiology because of him. My condolences to his family. He was loved at our school.

Charlie Leverone was my Gym Teacher for 2 of my 4 years at RHS (1971-75). He was no nonsense, but he was also a real and fair minded person. My brother in law, and two of his children also were coached by Charlie in the 60's, 80's, and 90's. Rest in Peace, Charlie. You really were one of the Good Guys.

My thoughts are with the Leverone family. Mr Leverone was an amazing coach and friend to us all, one that was not forgotten after our days at RHS were over. He will forever be in my memories. I wish him peace, at it is WELL deserved.

A magnificent man indeed. Lev, your dedication, enthusiasm and love for the sport was contagious. Your coaching went far beyond the cross country course and it was an honor to share time with you. Your family ought to be extremely proud with the impact you've had on the entire running community and with the legacy you have left behind. You're certainly one of a kind and you will be greatly missed. My sincere condolences to your family. Rest in peace Coach.

My thoughts are with the Leverone Family and all Lev's friends. Mr. Leverone was an amazing person. His athletic accomplishments are mind boggling. He accomplished more than most teams! More importantly, his love for Rockland and his students is eternal! Rest Easy Lev! You earned it. Thank you Eddie

My friend, my teammate in Track and Swimming, and an inspiration to any that knew him, has passed and we are all the worse for it. He got me to try out for soccer but after we practiced "headers" I opted for the track and the pool. Always friendly and jocular, he was fun to be with, an encouragement machine, helping teammates with his special brand of helpfulness. I marveled at his ability on the trampoline and diving board in spite of a physical impairment that made balance a challenge. I confess that I was kind of jealous of his enormous talent, Being several years older than the rest of us ,he was uniquely positioned to bring his wisdom and experience and impart it to us. We met at a reunion a few years ago and it was a wonderful occasion. We had lived close together while growing up; I'm from Somerville, but soon after graduation I went on the road as an actor , then in the Army, off to Broadway and finally to Hollywood so we hardly saw each other over the many years that passed and I confess again, I'm still jealous. What a man, what a life, what an inspiration. God has a coaching job ready for the Spring Track season. He'll be assisting our old UMASS coach with the hurdlers .Love to his wife and family. Jack Knight UM "60

Don and I are so sorry for your loss. It is a loss to many. Don always enjoyed talking about antiques with Charlie. They had a lot in common!

To the Leverone Family. My deepest condolences go out to you all. Mr. Leverone was my Gym Teacher in 1986. He always had a smile and I remember seeing him many times at yard sales. I will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers. Marlene O'Donnell Wilkinson

Great coach and a wonderful man. I enjoyed him immensely.

My thoughts are with The Leverone Family. I had Mr.Leverone periodically throughout my years at RHS and he was always the NICEST man and such a pleasure to be around. May he have a peaceful rest.

I had Mr. Leverone for gym class and I always saw him around the school and town, he ALWAYS had a smile and a hello.. Just a really nice man.. my Dad had him for track I think and he broke a high jump record under Mr. Leverone's coaching... and my Aunt had him for a teacher too and she actually got us our family's first puppy from Mr. Leverone..his name was Jasper and he was half husky and half german shepherd... he lived to be 13 years old ..I think Mr. Leverone said the neighbors german shepherd jumped a fence to get into his yard where his husky was.. the result was Jasper and all the other cute pups.. So I just wanted to say he will be missed because there are not too many people like him.. God bless him and his family.. he was one of the good guys for sure!

I knew Mr. Leverone when I was a student at RHS back in the late 70's. He was a great guy and always had a smile on his face. He obviously cared very much about the students. My thoughts and prayers are with his family at this sad time.

A talented athlete, teacher, coach and good guy...Charlie will be missed...I am fortunate that I had the opportunity to know him...

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A very good man and teacher.

Charlie, You will be missed greatly. As a teammate from Huntington and fellow coach and official you gave me many smiles and happy memories.May you run wild in Heaven. Tom Seawell,Friend, Shirley,Ma. Feb 5 2015

"Mr. Leverone" was my biology teacher at RHS. He was an amazing teacher that I remember with gratitude - for nearly 50 years now. Most recently we reconnected at a Rockland Library lecture, where we shared some 1960's magazines and archives from my collection. I send my sincere sympathies to Mrs. Leverone and all the family: Charles will be missed and fondly remembered for his many contributions to the lives of his students.

In 30 years of coaching the field events myself, Charlie was one of a handful of people whose opinions I respected enough to ask for advice. He had a deep understanding of these events that comes from doing them not just reading about them. Simply a class guy.

My condolences to the Leverone Family. Charlie was a good man! So many great memories of him from my high school years and beyond.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Leverone Family.

My thoughts are with you all , I'm sorry for your loss.

Simply said.... Thanks Coach.

You have my condolences on the loss of your husband and father. I have many fond memories of his A&P class at Rockland High and of his presence at so many sporting events over the years. He never seemed to age and always had a quick smile and a kind word. What a wonderful legacy.

Always cheerful and smiling, a great teacher and a wonderful man.

Charlie was my son's track coach many years ago and my dad was his assistant. You will truly be missed!! My condolences to the Leverone family, Pat Principe

Lev, was my high school x-country and track coach from 1988-1991. He was a great man. He nicknamed me Spider because of my long, flailing legs when I ran. He pushed me and my fellow teammates above and beyond what we thought possible. He was so much more than just a coach, he was a mentor in all sorts of things. I can see him standing along the track or XC course pushing us to always run through the finish line. I see him driving along beside us as we struggled back from wherever he had dropped us off in his van to run home. There was always time for a yard sale. He influenced my life for the better and I will always be grateful to him. I hope his family can find solace in the fact that he was loved and respected by so many. I guess it was just time for a new coach in heaven. If they were not running up there before then they sure are now. Rest in Peace, Lev.

Mr. Leverone was my track coach for the 880 yards in the 1980s at Rockland High School. I remember him even "recruiting" us in the junior high. He was a great encourager and coach. I would vomit after my races and he'd still say, "I think you had more." Of course he and my grandfather teamed up on me. Anyway, these things stay with you a life time and create character and resolve. Good, good man.

A fine athlete and coach with a great sense of humor. Someone we'll always remember...

Mr.Leverone will always be held with fond memories . He was a terrific teacher and I'll always remember his smile and kindness. RIP Mr. Leverone

My condolences to the Leverone family. "Mr. Leverone" was a wonderful man as well as teacher and coach. I was his track statistician in the 60's and enjoyed many hours with him. I saw him often over these many years and I will remember him always as a man who loved life and lived it well.

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The heavier it was or the bigger it was he would buy it at the yard sales! Great person, Charlie and my dad will be up there collecting together again! Thinking of his Family!

Your spirit, passion, and uniqueness always kept a smile on my face. It has been my pleasure and honor to know you as I have! Simply put, there was no one better at what you did. It was always a great day to be a Dog when you were near. CEL - One of a kind.

A great coach and a better person. So many wonderful memories.

Mr. Leverone was not only a nice teacher, but a kind hearted person. I haven't seen him in years, but one memory I do have is on a beautiful summer day years ago he surprised us with a visit when he was on Prince Edward Island. It was a nice visit with lots of laughs. My condolences to The Leverone Family.

My sincere condolences to the Leverone family. I enjoyed Charlie, he was such a character...always enjoyed his stories.

My condolences to the Leverone family. Charlie was not only a great teacher, coach, and friend, but he was also a mentor to less experienced coaches like myself, and an inspiration to those fortunate enough to have been coached by him. I take solitude in the many wonderful memories we shared.

I only met Charlie a few times, but he instantly showed me a zeal for life that I hope to have at that age! He is someone we are certainly proud to call a 'fellow UMass track alumnus'- a wonderful man and a wonderful life... Jon Korhonen, UMass '06

I was friends with Diana at Maquan Elementary School back in 1973? I had been thinking of her yesterday wondering whatever happened to her after all these years. I don't remember much of her dad but am thinking that my memories came to me due to his passing. Prayers to all and Diana, contact me p lease. I'm on facebook under sandy Goddard (marsden) from 515 Indian Head St. Hanson MA 1972-1975. I remember your dad taking us to a Bruins game to see Bobby Orr!

I met Charlie for the first time in the fall of 1952 while on the Stockbridge School of Agriculture football team; a two year school at the University of Massachusetts. He, Paul Leonard and I became friends at this time and remained so for over 62 years. I saw him jump on the trampoline in the U of M cage and go through some of his routines and he was flawless. He was a magnificent athlete. I can see why he is in the Un. of Mass. Athletic Hall of Fame as a record holder. I never heard him complain about his disability and that makes his accomplishments even more impressive. As a teacher and coach he was what God put him on earth to do as described by his students and athletes in this "Guestbook".

my sympathy and condolences to the leverone family.charlie was an unique guy. i remembered the time he showed me his massive tool collection that he acquired from yard sales.he use to bring them into school to see if his students could identify them.one was an unusually small tool called a cherry picker.it was quite in teresting. charlie leaves an envious legacy and a world much better off because of his contributions. rest in peace friend and fellow coach

Dear friend Cris Leverone and family I am so sorry for your loss, when someone that you love dies you never quite get over it, you just slowly learn how to go on without them but always keeping them safe in your heart. May precious memories fill your heart and ease your pain.

To the Leverone Family, I send my honest condolences. Charlie was one special man. He invested himself in his students, and athletes. Coach to me , was a man who made a huge impact in my life. I was troubled youth, I was having great difficulty in the years I was in Rockland between 1960-1965. I was not doing well with the academics and was troubled with life in general. Coach picked up on the fact I was in trouble. He inserted himself skillfully into my life. He was always demonstrating that he cared, that he was aware and that he was there for youth like myself. I was no athlete but he encouraged me to run and he worked on me to join cross country. Through running he helped me to concentrate on things other than the problems that were threatening my life. In class and in sports coach found time daily to impact my life for good. I know that other teachers did this as well. Coach however was the man God used in my life to pull me out of a potential death spin. He taught me discipline to study, to prepare and to work for positives in life. With out a real fatherly guidance in my life he filled that in any way he could. I say all this in retrospect, it was years later during a twenty year career in the US Navy that I became aware of how thankful I should be for coach Leverone and numerous others who impacted a troubled Kids life. Of The many , Coach was one of the exceptional menu that impacted my life. I hope to see him in Glory one day and tell him so! Michael T. Hutson Sr. Thankful for such a kind man, Blackwood, NJ Feb 07, 2015

Not only was Charlie a great coach and teacher he was also one of my mentors. He not only taught me in the classroom and on the field but he also taught me about life. He will be sorely missed.

I am so sorry for your loss. Charlies was a wonderful man with great enthusiasm for so many things - especially his antiques. I recall seeing him not too long ago and as always we talked about running and Rockland High. My deepest sympathy.

A wonderful role model. Serious teacher. Compassionate man. I am thankful to have had him in my high school years.

My hear aches with sadness today. Charlie was a wonderful person. He was there for me when I needed to talk to him in School from 1976 to 1980. I loved his passion with his hobby that he liked to do. He would always come by to my Yard Sales there wasn't a year that he missed. He always knew I would have a treasure for him if it was something that he couldn't carry on his own my husband and I would dealer it put it to where ever he needed it to go. He also Attended the Class of 1980's , 30th Class reunion I personally went to his home and told him that it would be an honor if he could attend, which he did. I'm sorry for you loss and if you need anything please let me know.

Charlie and I began our journey at Rockland High School at the same time and shared many good times and got through the tough times together. To say Charlie was unique is an understatement. His love for teaching and coaching created a special bond with his student/athletes. He was very proud of his accomplishments at his alma mater, the University of Massachusetts. He leaves an indelible legacy of caring, hard work and love that will rememberd by those of us who had the privilege of knowing him. My deepest sympathy to Toni and family.

Condolences to the Leverone family. Charlie will be greatly missed around the Mass track and field scene. My son and daughter ran cross country and track and field under coach Lev's guidance. Whether you were a star athlete or a runner-up, coach Lev always took an interest in the progress of all his student athletes. He was a good man and will be greatly missed by many.

Toni, please know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Charlie was a great husband, father/grandfather, coach and educator and will be missed. Rena Shea, friend and colleague.

Toni, Charlie was certainly one of the most important and influencial people that I had the good fortune of encountering. Always upbeat, positive and able to recognize everyone's potential while at the same time allowing us to mature as individuals was his very special gift. Charlie will be missed by a great number of us in the Rockland High School community. My deepest condolences to you and your family at this difficult time. Peter Hoss RHS class 1965

Charlie was my biology teacher, cross country and track coach. Some of my best memories from RHS were related to him and our teams. I have enjoyed reading many of the comments by those who knew him. My sympathies for his family for his loss. Tom Najarian, RHS 65.

Uncle Charlie now at peace. Tia and family, May good memories brighten the coming days.

So sorry to hear about Charlie. He was a good teacher, coach, and friend. Every once in a while I'd run into him at a yard sale, or someplace unexpected, and we'd talk about the old days. He'll be missed. Don Hussey RHS 69

Imagine living 82 years and everyone you've taught, everyone you've coached smiles and remembers the encouragement you gave them. For some, it was only a decade ago; for some others, it was five decades ago. You improved many lives and you'll live forever. This Guest Book is proof...

There were a few teachers that stick out in my mind as making a difference in my high school experience and Mr. Leverone is at the top of the list! He always had great stories and even better advice. Thank you for making a significant impact on my life. Rest in peace Lev.

I am so sorry for the loss of Coach Leverone . Charlie was a long time friend, we got to know each other at RHS. in 1961,I being a tall skinny kid who just happened to like to run.Coach took me under his wing and we spent many an afternoon running talking, He talked I listened.That man could tell stories.No one my age at the time knew about Coach and his passion , Kids he could teach and talk to us not as teacher and student as a guide to life as well .He always seemed to have a plan in his heart and mind fro his Teams.I was a sprinter ran the 100 and 220 and the relay.Coach came to me during a track meet against Abington he says muscie your gonna run a 440 in this meet,I looked at Him and said Coach your kidding me right.He said nope I don't care if you finish last just run your best 220 ever well I finished 3rd Jay Condon won the race and the Abington runner finished 2nd.We, Rockland won the meet by a point because Coach knew that Abingtons runner would try to beat me Jay passed him about 20 feet from the finish line.Just the way Coach planned it. We have all lost a really GOOD Guy, a Great Teacher, Friend.Thoughts and prayers to the Leverone Family Joe Muscato class of 1962 RHS

I will miss our talks about antiques, science, Boston University and his advice on Cross Country & Track. Charlie was a great coach, mentor and friend... he will be greatly missed. Rob Murphy RHS Cross Country Coach Science Teacher

We, in the class of 1964 knew Mr. Leverone as a quiet and unassuming person. He was a fine teacher and role model for many of us. I never knew of his accomplishments in his college days - he never made a big deal of it. The students and their well being were always his focus. It was wonderful to see him at our reunion this past September. He may have been sick even then, never let on, but hopefully enjoyed being with us all, again. Rest in Peace, Mr. Leverone. You will not be soon forgotten.

I offer my sincere condolences to Charlies' many friends and family. I first met Charlie when he was coaching at BU. Although I didn't attend BU, he helped me quite a lot in my throwing technique. For over 30 years we have officiated dozens of track & field meets together through the Mass Track & Field Officials Association. He was my friend, colleague and fellow track official and I will miss him. RIP my good friend! Dave Post

Rest in Peace Charlie,we will miss you at all of the yard sales and flea markets.i hope there are lots of tools for you in heaven.Say hello to my Grandparents,Grampy will be happy to see his old friend"Clever one".he liked how you signed your paintings C.Leverone.John and I will miss you and always remember you. thank you for sharing your life with us, John and Lisa Curtin.

A great coach and a better human being. Thank you, Charlie for everything.

I had the pleasure to coach with Charlie at BU for a short time - and enjoyed his stories, humor, expertise in the sport and his love for his athletes. He never bragged but I certainly noted his remarkable personal athletic accomplishments at our Alma Mater, UMass-Amherst. He truly filled "the unforgiving minute with sixty seconds worth of distance run." Well done, Charlie.

TO THE LEVONE FAMILY MY SINCEREST CONDOLENCES . CHARLIE AND I BEEN FRIENDS AND COACHING ASSOCIATES FOR 59 YEARS OR BETTER, CHARLIE WAS MY FIELD COACH AT SACRED. HE WAS ALWAYS TO HELP ANYONE WHO NEEDED HIS EXPERT ADVISE AND ALWAYS WITH HUMBLENNES.. I HAVE BEEN HOUSE BOUND FOR THE LAST FEW YEARS BUT I WOULD HEAR FROM EVERY SO OFTEN ALSO HE AND I OFFICIATED MANY MEETS OVER THE YEARS. SORRY TO HAVE LOST A GREAT FRIEND JOHN JACOPPO

Our heartfelt condolences to the Leverone family. We will miss seeing Charlie around town and on our yard sale route. His zest for life and energy was second to none. He lived life to the fullest. His example is what we all should live by. We will never again see an old tool, a glass Pyrex coffee pot or paint by number painting, without thinking of him. He was the best!

I first met Charlie at a Track & Field camp at Brandeis in the summer of 1977 and later, Charlie coached me for one year at BU during the 79-80 season...I will always remember Charlie as a fun-loving, upbeat gentleman who offered a wealth of knowledge and experience to the athletes he coached...I will also never forget some of the witty, sage advice he used to offer us which always got a laugh such as: "Throw far, you'll do better...!" After I moved to NH in the mid-80's and stopped actively competing I had not seen Charlie for many years, only to run into him again few years ago at the Umass Invitational outdoor meet when my daughter was throwing for BC...he still had that same smile and great attitude that I remembered from many years ago. He touched the lives of so many and I am sure he will be greatly missed. My sincerest condolences to Charlie's, wife, family and friends. Chip Huckins

I remember once, at a yard sale, Charlie bought an owl. When I asked what he was gonna do with it, he said, "Take it home." That was good enough for me, and I laughed for an hour.

Fare Well to a great man who always got a smile from everyone who met him.

I am so sorry to hear about the loss of Mr. Leverone. He was my freshman year gym teacher and even though gym was not my favorite class, he always made it enjoyable with his humor and encouragement. What a wonderful man he was and I will miss bumping into him around town. My thoughts and prayers are with the Leverone Family and his friends.

What a nice man he was. I'm so sorry for your loss.

Wow I am sorry to see this. I remember going to track meets with my Dad, and cheering teams that Mr Leverone coached. He was my biology teacher in the 1963, 1964 school year, and watching the Olympics with special interest, as well as the Boston Marathon. Condolences to you family and friends.

I had the honor of running track for Coach Leverone and learned from him how challenging and fun the sport could be. He assembled great teams filled with athletes of all sizes, shapes, and colors. A greater honor was being an opposing coach for many years. He and Bill Smith were a force to be reckoned with at Scituate High. I was also his student in A and P class and still remember many of the things we learned there. Yet, my most vivid image of Coach was of Jim doing a trampoline demonstration in front of the entire school at a rally in the gym. He was magnificent! Here's to you, Coach. A life well-lived, indeed. Bob Littlefield RHS '71

It was by chance that I got to read about Charlie's passing. He was a wonderful Biology teacher and a great guy who cared deeply for people. Sorry for your loss!

My sincerest condolences to Charlie's family. I met Charlie when he was picking up things from the "free pile" of stuff that I put outside my house from my clean out business Dirty Deeds. Once we opened our thrift store, Good Deeds, Charlie would stop in every week to see what was new. He was always kind and would sneak us girls a Werther's candy. I smiled every time I saw him. I am so glad that his family has this guest book to look at and see how much he was loved and how much of a positive light he was in this world. I will miss him.

Long ago Charlie, Toni and the kids were our neighbors in Plympton. One thing I remember about him was that he was a fine "collector" and I used to see him at yard sales , auctions and antique shows. He simply was a good neighbor and very nice guy to talk to. He bought some artwork by my grandmother Mildred Kimball at a Paul Dias auction in the mid-eighties. We will miss him and pray for the family. ........Dick, Helen, Rich, Mike and Merri ( Reynolds)

So sorry to hear of Mr Leverone's passing. I never had him as either coach or teacher but always heard wonderful things about him. May you rest in peace and my condolences to all his beautiful family

My friend, my "toolman" for 25 years, "Charles the Great"...a celebrated track coach...you will be missed by all who knew and loved you for your wit and wisdom and great charm...your enthusiasm for all things, especially antiques, tools and "junque"...sincere condolences to the Leverone Family. Carol at Times Past Antiques

I had Mr. Leverone in my senior year of high school class of 1973. He was a most patient teacher and you could tell he loved to inspire his students. I myself became a teacher having graduated from UMASS. One of the most memorable things he said to our class one day was that he was so lucky to have married his wife and called her a good egg. Elaine Heffernan Welk Marietta Ga.

Great track coach

So sorry for Charlie's passing. He was a cousin of mine and was so good about attending each one of my brothers services. He would always call at the time to offer his condolences. He was a good man and touched many lives in school and on the track. May you rest in peace. God bless.

Mr Leverone was my teacher. I remember I was very quiet in class and one day he said you see that girl right there and he pointed to me. Then he said someday she is going to be famous she will really make something out of herself. Everyone looked and at the time I thought oh my God everyone is looking at me. I never thought that all these years later I would remember that moment. This was a truly wonderful teacher and I will really miss not having him on this earth. Respectfully Wanda J Stevens

So much could be said about Charlie. Such a joy to be around. When we traveled to Florida in a caravan of three or four cars to compete against U.Miami, after the meet we ended up in Ft. Lauderdale (at the time relatively unknown), as Charlie crossed the street in his Bermuda shorts a lady (meaning over 40) declared, in a heavy southern accent, "that boy has the legs of a debutant". Nobody was more fun than the totally unique Charlie.

What a great person and coach! My brothers and I ran on Charlie's cross country team from 1971-1973, and I still run to this day - thanks to his kind encouragement and coaching. What amazed me the most is that even after many years, when I would run into him in Scituate, he still remembered my name and had a warm smile and hello. Nothing but fond memories of Mr. Leverone, a positive person and role model.

Nothing more can be said about a person than he positively influenced the lives of those he met. There is no greater honor than to be a teacher. Such a wonderful human being.

He was a classic and an inspiration.

Charlie was a great guy and a really good athlete. He helped me a lot early in my track career at UMASS. He always made an effort to keep in touch for many years after graduation. The tributes in this guestbook speak volumes to the impact Charlie had on others lives. Rest in peace Charlie.

Mr.Leverone Was a great man! Mike Chorzewski "class of 80"

Coach Leverone had a huge impact on my high school experience through his mentorship in cross country and track. He was one of the best! He had an undeniable passion for coaching. He will be missed!