Guido G. Karcher Obituary

With solemn reverence, we commemorate Guido G. Karcher (Little Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey), born in Brooklyn, New York, whose life came to an end on April 24, 2024 at the age of 89, leaving behind cherished memories. Leave a sympathy message to the family in the guestbook on this memorial page of Guido G. Karcher to show support.

Though his name may fade from the lips of time, the imprint Guido leaves upon the hearts of his loved ones remains eternally vivid — a testament to the depth of his spirit and the richness of his legacy.

He was predeceased by : his parents, Guido Karcher and Johanna Karcher; his sister Joan Karcher; and his daughters, Catherine Karcher and Carol Rosenhaus.

He is survived by : his wife Patricia Karcher; his children, Maureen Wagers and Richard Karcher; his daughter-in-law Elisabeta Karcher; his grandsons, Richard Karcher Jr. and Alec Karcher; and his sister Agnes Haag (Kerry Ennis).

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Maxwell Funeral Home

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April 29, 2024

John Swezy wrote a sympathy message

“So sorry for your loss of this great man! He was a great mentor an ASME Codes & Standards Volunteer, helping direct my personal development and growth, freely sharing his time and knowledge, and encouraging me to develop my skills to the greatest extent possible. My favorite memories of Guido were his smile, and especially his very distinctive laugh! His professional diplomacy in dealing with difficult situations and people set an example worth emulating. He is greatly missed!”

April 29, 2024

Steven Roberts wrote a sympathy message

“Guido was such a great mentor to me with my early involvement on the ASME committees. His patience and guidance was treasured by me. HIs wit and humor was legendary, and he always had a smile, a warm remark, and an infectious laugh! I am so thankful for having known Guido. My condolences to the family.”