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Charles S. Kovach

  • On June 23, 2026
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Charles S. Kovach, 75, of Venetia, PA, formerly of Uniontown, PA, passed away suddenly on June 9, 2026.

Born November 7, 1950, the son of the late Charles Kovach, Jr. and Annetta (Smith) Kovach.

Charles was a talented artist who found great joy in drawing, particularly in pen and ink. He had a lifelong passion for history, especially the coal and coke era of Pennsylvania, and spent countless hours studying and sharing his knowledge with others. Charles also enjoyed bringing the past to life as a living history reenactor, participating in events depicting both the French and Indian War and the Revolutionary War eras. Through his artistry and historical interests, he developed many lasting friendships and left a lasting impression on those who shared his passions.

He is survived by his sister, Pamela Kovach.

No services are planned at this time.

Arrangements have been entrusted to Pittsburgh Cremation & Funeral Care, McMurray, PA.

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3 Comments

Evelyn Crist
He was always such a nice guy. My Mother and Father both thought the world of him. Dad taught him to fly fish. He put fishing flies in my Dad's pocket when he passed away. He got buried with them. His art work was beautiful. He will be missed. Sending prayers to you Pam. From Cousin Evelyn
Cynthia Gay Bindocci
My heart is broken. Chuck and I shared a love of coal mining, art and culture for many years. I will miss the long conversations we had and all the knowledge I gained from him. I will always remember him as a wonderful artist, conversationalist, and dear friend.
Cynthia Gay Bindocci
I was deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Chuck. A meeting at a coal mining conference turned into over 25 years of friendship sharing interests in coal mining, art and culture. He was a great conversationalist and artist. We spent many hours on the phone taking about events and sharing ideas. He will always be remembered and greatly missed.
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