Charles Camlic

Charles Camlic also known as Charlie and Chuck 04/09/1950 – 10/02/2025 Charles Camlic, age 75 of Sleepy Hollow, NY, passed away peacefully at home on Thursday, October 2nd. Charles was born on Easter Sunday, April 9, 1950 in the Strawberry Hill section of Kansas City to Katherine and Frank Camlic. He was their little bunny and enjoyed playing baseball, seeing movies, and being with his parents, big sister Kathleen, and nephew Jamie. Charlie attended St. John’s elementary school and graduated from Bishop Ward High School in 1968. Charlie went on to Donnelly Junior College and from there he attended broadcast school and began his career as a radio disc jockey. Charlie went on to play music of all genres, from country to big band, rock’n’roll, and classical in towns and cities across the U.S.A., eventually returning to Kansas City and ultimately moving to pursue a radio career in Long Island and New York City. The move to the Northeast saw the arrival of a Chuck Camlic who had a lot of fun on air as a D.J. and local celebrity. He genuinely enjoyed his interactions with listeners and colleagues and sought to help make the world a better place through humor and connection. After a long career in radio, Chuck transitioned to television news and eventually to business radio with CNBC. Chuck valued journalism and the pursuit and presentation of the facts in order to provide fair and balanced news. He completed his long career when he retired in 2020. Married to Sharon (Robinson) Camlic, Chuck was thrilled to become a father and treasured his two daughters, Sarah and Anita (Annie) Camlic. Chuck will be remembered for his passionate personality including his dedication to the Royals and the Chiefs, as well as for his sense of humor, compassion, and ability to connect with people. A deeply religious man, Chuck supported his Catholic Church in Sleepy Hollow and enjoyed his community. Charles Camlic is survived by his wife, Sharon, daughters Sarah and Annie, nephew Jamie Thomas (Julie) and their children and grandchildren. The family wishes to extend their gratitude to the outstanding staff of DCCT/EDIC Diabetes Study at Weill Cornell Medical College and New York Presbyterian, Westchester Medical Center Cardiology and Nephrology Departments, Northwell Phelps Outpatient Palliative Care team, United Hebrew of New Rochelle Rehabilitation, and Burke Outpatient Rehabilitation. Chuck danced through life to a soundtrack all his own. Now we carry the rhythm in our hearts.

Charles Camlic

April 9, 1950 - October 2, 2025