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Charles E. Weaver, CPA P.C.
Charles Weaver has been a practicing public accountant since 1970. He received his accounting education at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. He then served as the managing partner of a regional firm headquartered in San Francisco and left to establish his El Cerrito office in 1983. He is active in civic affairs, serving since 1984 as the Treasurer and now Secretary Treasurer of the El Cerrito Chamber of Commerce and is a past president of the El Cerrito Rotary Club. After serving in the Vietnam conflict in the U.S. Navy, he married his wife, Janet. They reside in Oakland and have two children - Mary and Daniel.
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