Hello from Lucille Angell Soukup.   I sang with Charlotte at Grace Baptist Church when I was in high school and college.  Charles Troxell was my teacher and he wanted me to learn from her.   I still hear things and sing them the way she sang them.   She was a good friend to me.  The whole Troxell family meant a great deal in my life.  I am so glad she had so many good years.

Such a bright light, such an amazing and upbeat woman.  I had the privilege of caring for her and in all those years I never once heard her utter a single complaint no matter the circumstances.  The entire staff loved her monthly visits- she truly brightened our days.  I will never forget her loving smile and will forever keep her in my heart.
Dr. Lonny Green

I was privileged to sing in a group called Heartstrings with Charlotte for many years.  Her magnificent voice brought joy to so many people & she is greatly missed.

I met Charlotte Troxell on a tour of the Virginia State Capitol while studying history in college.  Speaking with her made me want to become a guide and share history with others.  Today I work with 16 Capitol guides who continue the tradition of welcoming visitors that Charlotte exemplified during 27 years of public service.  Her personable tour style and enthusiasm remain legendary.