My deepest condolences to Lynn and the entire family. Chuck was a real trooper in his later years and always kept that sense of humor.   Chuck (I knew him as Bob) and I grew up together in Oshkosh, WI. We attended the Presbyterian Church, sang in the choir, and went to school together - Chuck being 2 years behind me.  Our parents were friends and I have many wonderful early memories of playing with Chuck (and his Dachshund) in the Summer and Winter.   More recently, Lynn & Chuck visited me in NYC several times and we share many early memories together.  Peace and may the fish always be biting.  Mary

Sarah Lynn, we are so sorry to hear of Chuck’s passing. Chuck was such a sweet gentle man. We could see you were each other’s sun and moon! We are thinking about you and wishing you strength in the time ahead.

Love, Cheryl & Mark Lobsinger

Lynn, I recall how your eyes would light up whenever you talked about Chuck - both in those early years of marriage and still as you progressed through the years.  The love you each had for one another was beautiful to watch.

I also recall going to visit your mother when she was in the hospital - her final days.  One evening, I walked into her room and there was Chuck - seated at her bedside, holding her hand. I watched as he lovingly spoke words of comfort to her - he was helping her pass into her next life.  I have to believe it was a glorious day in heaven January 22nd when your mom welcomed Chuck with a HUGE hug❤.  Love to you, Stew and Bethany.

We loved spending thanksgiving with you & Chuck.  Chuck was such a kind soul and we loved talking with him.  The world will be less bright without him.  

Much love, 

Steve & Mary Roman