I was 7 years old .  He was born in Chippewa Falls and right away the apple of our eyes.  Grandma B called him Chuckie Daddles not sure why but that was her name for him.  Although we moved frequently we stayed in Tomah for years where he grew up.  I remember him earning small change pulling his friends  around in his wagon,   He loved snowmobiling at our place and after he was discharged spent a short time with us.  He also loved putting together model trains, airplanes etc.  chuck loved the Lord and studied at NIT Bible college and spent time ministering to the people of AZ.  He and Julie also spent time in Africa at the orphanages something he instilled in his children was the love of God and his country.   Although we lived far apart he was the joy of our lives and will be missed 

Chuck is now with Jesus and our passed  loved ones in that Mansion Over The Hilltop until we meet again I love you brother!

Charles M. Bergeron went on to be with his Lord and Savior on August 20, 2021 at the age of 75. He is survived by his loving wife of 49 years, Julie A. Bergeron (Smith); children, Thesa Bryant (Daryll), Joy Parish (Tony), Elisha Whitten, Janessa Anderson (David), and Jesse Bergeron (Marisa); 13 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren, and sisters, Lee Stanko, and Patty Bakey (Fred). He is preceded in death by his son, Brance Ruben Bergeron; parents, Francis and Evelyn Bergeron, and sister, MaryLynn Campbell.

Charles was a Vietnam Veteran with the US Army. He spent his early married years as a Native American missionary, primarily with the Navajo Nation. He also ministered to orphans in Russia.

Charles and Julie spent 28 years in Colorado raising their family, most of that time he worked for Simpich Character Dolls as a Master Mold Maker. His final years were spent in Chino Valley, Arizona.

A Celebration of his Life will be held at Chino Valley Bible Church 317 Marketplace Dr., Chino Valley, AZ at 5:00 p.m., Tuesday August 31, 2021, viewing starts at 4:00 p.m. Charles will be laid to rest at Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery - Camp Navajo in Bellemont, Arizona.