Condolence: Chunk you, Chuck, for your service to our country.

Condolence: Mickie and family

Condolence: "The Angels are always near those who are grieving, to whisper to them that their loved ones are safe in the hands of God."

Condolence: I remember coming to the lake house and fishin' forever...we will miss Chuck.
You are family to me. I am sorry I cannot make the ceremony, but my thoughts are
there , and my love. Trish

Condolence: Dear Mickie, First, my condolences on the loss of your husband and friend. I'm only glad that his long suffering and pain is over. Chuck was a fine man and an old and dear friend. I'm sorry that I wont be able to attend the graveside service without my wife. Fred

Condolence: Chuck always had a sparkle in his eye and a smile for everyone. He could converse on any subject and was a great listener as well. We will miss him.

Condolence: My memory is playing snooker with Chunk and our putting our initials on the blackboard. JAP vs FBI. thi was during World War II. He usually won

Condolence: Sorry to hear of Chuck's passing.

Condolence: Dear Jeanna,
I am so sorry to read about your Dad's passing. I know how much you loved and adored him.
Even though we've lost touch, I have soo many fond memories of your Dad. Remember when we were trying to put up that fence with the"come along"? And your dad showed up and showed me how to pull the chain link? Without telling me what an idiot I was, he showed me what to do?

Condolence: What a great guy,. I was only 12 when I met him and feel lucky he was in my life so long. At one time, when my kids were young, he was appointed guardian if both us parents were gone. Thus, I trusted him with my most favorite and greatest blessings. All the many years they spent abroad were counted as loss to my relationship with this fine man. AS his son Boo said,"He was the sweetest best daddy in the world." And surely the best brother-in-law. There aren't enough good words to equal anything like the character of this great guy.