An oral history interview conducted with Dana Rodgers and her daughter Anita Carruthers by Charlotte County Libraries & History. The interview highlights: Dana Rodgers' life as a teacher before retiring and moving to Port Charlotte; her initial thoughts of Port Charlotte; her involvement with the Women's Coalition; her association with Bernice Russell; and her thoughts on how the area has changed. The statements expressed within do not reflect the views of Charlotte County staff.

An oral history interview conducted with Eric "Rick" Popovich by Charlotte County Libraries & History. The interview highlights: Rick Popovich's youth; his family moving to Charlotte County; Hurricane Charley and Hurricane Donna; his barber shop; recollections of local friends; and how the area has changed over time. The statements expressed within do not reflect the views of Charlotte County staff.

An oral history interview conducted with Larry Houle by Charlotte County Libraries & History. The interview highlights: Larry Houle's service in the Marine Corps during World War II; his life after the war working on mail trains; and how he has spent his retirement in Port Charlotte. The statements expressed within do not reflect the views of Charlotte County staff.

An oral history interview conducted with Gilbert Butson by Charlotte County Libraries & History. The interview highlights Gilbert Butson's service in the Navy during World War II; his time on the USS Cowell; and his retirement in Port Charlotte. The statements expressed within do not reflect the views of Charlotte County staff.

An oral history interview conducted with Judge W. Wayne Woodward by Charlotte County Libraries & History. The interview highlights: Judge Woodward's childhood; why he moved to Florida; his time serving in the Army at the Korean Militarized Zone; his career as a lawyer; his twenty year career as a judge; and his thoughts on living in Port Charlotte. The statements expressed within do not reflect the views of Charlotte County staff.

An oral history interview conducted with Peg Stunkard by Charlotte County Libraries & History. The interview highlights: Peg Stunkard's childhood; her recollections of World War II including losing her first husband and her time in the Red Cross after the war; her life after her time in the Red Cross; why she moved to Port Charlotte; and her life since the move. The statements expressed within do not reflect the views of Charlotte County staff.

An oral history interview conducted with Janice Von Nick by Charlotte County Libraries & History. The interview highlights: Janice's youth growing up in Quitman, Georgia and Jacksonville, Florida during the Great Depression; her time as a dance teacher; her time in the metallurgy field; why she moved to Southwest Florida; and her life in Charlotte County. The statements expressed within do not reflect the views of Charlotte County staff.