Charles Entenmann passed away in Florida last month at the age of 92. His obituary stated that he was surrounded by his children in Key Largo.Entenmann’s cause of death remains unknown, and details on the funeral are yet to be revealed. His company, Entenmann’s, provided more than 100 varieties of cakes, cookies, and other confectioneries.Everything known about Charles EntenmannBorn in 1929, he was raised alongside his two brothers, and they worked in their family bakery. He was a Korean War veteran and a supporter and advocate for the Great South Bay YMCA.Charles was also popular for funding research to improve water quality and habitats in the bay. His obituary says,“After serving in the Army, Charlie, along with brothers Robert and William and mother Martha, took the family business, Entenmann’s Bakery, from Main Street, Bay Shore, NY, to grocers across America.”The obituary mentioned that in his retirement, his passion for advancing a limitless energy source led to the development of a self-sustaining power cell in his Biosearch, LLC, research lab. He then started Biolife, LLC, which produces various healthcare products to stop bleeding.Charles Entenmann was running the bakery Entenmann's with his family members (Image via Ron_on_the_pond/Twitter)His father, William Entenmann, died in 1951, and his mother and brothers expanded the Bay Shore business throughout the region and then across the entire country. William was a German immigrant who opened the bakery in 1898 in Brooklyn.William shifted the bakery to Bay Shore at his doctor’s recommendation when one of his children got rheumatic fever. His son, William Jr., then added home delivery routes.The family sold the business to the pharmaceutical company Warner-Lambert for $233 million, which is valued at more than $1 billion in today’s world.The brand is now owned by Bimbo Bakeries USA, a subsidiary of Mexican company Grupo Bimbo. The Los Angeles Times reported that Grupo Bimbo acquired the brand along with other bakeries in 2002 in a deal worth $610 million.Netizens pay tribute on TwitterCharles Entenmann was familiar to everyone as the son of the founder of Entenmann's. He also helped take his family’s cakes and cookies from a small bakery in New York to grocery stores nationwide. The public expressed their grief on Twitter when they heard about his death:Mark Harris@MarkHarrisNYCRIP Charles Entenmann. Yes, THAT Entenmann. Having a Proustian moment about the peelable, almost elastic top of this yellow cake, an entire one of which I would happily eat right now if it were in front of me.7:07 AM · Mar 9, 20222620298RIP Charles Entenmann. Yes, THAT Entenmann. Having a Proustian moment about the peelable, almost elastic top of this yellow cake, an entire one of which I would happily eat right now if it were in front of me. https://t.co/KpkEa2Ni98David/Dovid Bashevkin@DBashIdeasCharles Entenmann passed away today at 92. His delicious creations graced Shabbos kiddushes across the world. If you had to eat one of these in his memory what are you choosing?8:37 AM · Mar 9, 20221352246Charles Entenmann passed away today at 92. His delicious creations graced Shabbos kiddushes across the world. If you had to eat one of these in his memory what are you choosing? https://t.co/gNinAJXvICJon Becker@jonbeckerRIP fellow New Yorker Charles Entenmann. This is still the best cake around, bar none. Don't @ me.8:13 AM · Mar 9, 202222032RIP fellow New Yorker Charles Entenmann. This is still the best cake around, bar none. Don't @ me. https://t.co/5OsUQkgsTfJosh@TyrangielRIP Charles Entenmann. Shiva services will be held at every bodega aisle cap8:06 AM · Mar 9, 202214825RIP Charles Entenmann. Shiva services will be held at every bodega aisle cap https://t.co/DHFAbLK47BSteve Silberman@stevesilbermanRIP Charles Entenmann. He didn't invent the pastries, wasn't even a dessert guy, and hasn't owned the company in decades. But by putting his family's cakes in thousands of supermarkets nationwide, he accomplished something few achieve: permanently upgrading the munchies.11:26 AM · Mar 9, 202211117RIP Charles Entenmann. He didn't invent the pastries, wasn't even a dessert guy, and hasn't owned the company in decades. But by putting his family's cakes in thousands of supermarkets nationwide, he accomplished something few achieve: permanently upgrading the munchies. https://t.co/uhULWrrfKKsouthpaw@nycsouthpawA legend from sea to shining sea. newsday.com/long-island/ob…7:33 AM · Mar 9, 202219433A legend from sea to shining sea. newsday.com/long-island/ob…Kristi L. Talmadge (I-CT)@KristiTalmadgeNew York's Charles Entenmann has passed away at the age of 92.Who else has been enjoying them since being a kid?I feel as if I should go buy and eat an Entenmann's Rasberry Danish to mourn his passing and celebrate his life.It's so tasty! 🤤1:21 AM · Mar 9, 20225New York's Charles Entenmann has passed away at the age of 92.Who else has been enjoying them since being a kid?I feel as if I should go buy and eat an Entenmann's Rasberry Danish to mourn his passing and celebrate his life.It's so tasty! 🤤 https://t.co/COt1hyozMhY Can't Mikey Read@_themvp_RIP Charles Entenmann. The coffee crumb cake was a staple at my grandparents in Queens.8:37 AM · Mar 9, 202215RIP Charles Entenmann. The coffee crumb cake was a staple at my grandparents in Queens. https://t.co/IAx8OS86jHRex Chapman🏇🏼@RexChapmanCharles Entenmann passed away today at 92. His delicious creations graced Shabbos kiddushes across the world. RIP Charles.If you had to eat one of these in his memory what are you choosing?Trick question? Crumb cake. twitter.com/dbashideas/sta…David/Dovid Bashevkin@DBashIdeasCharles Entenmann passed away today at 92. His delicious creations graced Shabbos kiddushes across the world. If you had to eat one of these in his memory what are you choosing?11:01 AM · Mar 9, 202281888Charles Entenmann passed away today at 92. His delicious creations graced Shabbos kiddushes across the world. If you had to eat one of these in his memory what are you choosing? https://t.co/gNinAJXvICCharles Entenmann passed away today at 92. His delicious creations graced Shabbos kiddushes across the world. RIP Charles.If you had to eat one of these in his memory what are you choosing?Trick question? Crumb cake. twitter.com/dbashideas/sta…Special Forces Commander Mush@commandermushIn Honor of Charles Entenmann’s passing I have created this pin that I think everyone who enjoyed his tasty treats should wear in honor of him for the next week.8:31 AM · Mar 9, 202241In Honor of Charles Entenmann’s passing I have created this pin that I think everyone who enjoyed his tasty treats should wear in honor of him for the next week. https://t.co/SWtwIds82KAccording to his obituary, he is survived by his daughter Susan Nalewajk, son Charles W. Entenmann, seven grandchildren, and several great-grandchildren.