I am so sorry to learn of Chuck's passing. He was my first real boyfriend in Junior High. We were teased alot because of our height difference, but I didn’t care. He was fun and the first boy my parents let me ride in a car with.

Chuck was my partner in an auto parts store for 6 years. I just found out he has passed and hope the best for his son and daughter. Chuck will be missed. It should teach us all to enjoy the time we have left. 

What a shock to find Chuck has left us. I will always remember being on the track team at East Junior High and hearing about Chuck and how fast he was. I was quite fast, too, but Chuck was just a bit faster! A fine athlete and a real gentleman.

This is quite a shock to me. In the late 80s, Chuck had a donut shop at the corner of Washington and Derhake in Florissant. I was his mailman one day each week and came by after the busy part of his day. I would stay and talk (mostly listen) for 10 minutes. He would always have a joke (or two) and do anything to get a laugh. I would stop in on my day off with my first born son, Paul, who was 3 at the time. We would buy a few donuts and Chuck would always give Paul a free one to eat in the store. Paul told me he likes Chuck because he is always laughing. A few years later when Chuck closed the store, Paul and I drove by and when I broke the news to Paul, he cried his eyes out. Chuck was a special man--our Class Clown.