We send our consolences to the family of Chuck, from the family of his Uncle Herb.

Please accept my sincere condolences for your loss. Know that God is aware of the tears you are shedding. (Psalm 56:18) He will soon do what is said at Acts 24:15, which promises us of a resurrection of our loved ones. May that bring you hope. Take comfort in your good memories and allow your family and loving friends to help you through this difficult time.

Chuck was a great friend. He was always there for his fellow veterans. I knew him from the VFW and from St. Michael's Lutheran Church. He will be greatly missed. I know that he is in a better place, but will be praying for his family and friends left behind. He made a great impact on their lives.

I have so many great memories of Uncle Chuck. I will always cherish the memory of giving him a photo book filled with pictures of his mother and the smile that came across his face! It makes my heart so happy to know that he is able to finally see his mother again, along with all of his family that went before him. Uncle Chuck was so talented with his woodworking and gardening. I’ve loved talking with him, especially over the last several years, about the family history. My visit with him with be with me forever. I loved seeing his smile and talking with him. I will miss him so much. Aunt Jean, Vicki and Lisa, you are all in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Love, Lina

Uncle Chuck will be deeply missed by myself and the Moore family Oscar, Cathy, Kristina and Patrick. I will treasure the great memories that Uncle Chuck and Aunt Jean have given me over the years. I am very sadden that I am not able to make it to the funeral or was not able to see him this year. Uncle Chuck you will always be in my heart and mind.

My Deepest Prayers and Condolences to Chuck’s Family Those We Love can Never be more then a Thought away, My Sincerest Sympathy is with You at this Time.

Condolences on behalf of our entire family. He will be missed.

Uncle Chuck, The memories you gave me.; I remember one time you picking me up and tickling my belly and calling me Oscar the Grouch at the shop. You always had a pipe in your mouth, and I remember the way it smelled. The smell of a tobacco pipe makes me smile still today. I bet you didn’t know; I thought your hair was amazing the way it swooshed over. I had the privilege to work with you, and I can still see you in grandpa’s office with your feet up packing that pipe. I love you Uncle Chuck and know you are dancing and laughing. I am holding the last kiss you gave me in my heart forever. Love you, Mary Aunt Jean, Vicki, and Lisa, I am so sorry for the loss of a great man. My thoughts are with you and every member of the family. Love you all so much, Mary