Love and prayers to the family. I was so saddened to read about the passing of Chuck. He loved his wife Jean to the moon & his family. Chuck was a fun guy. One day we will see him again.
Jean I love you girl and take care of yourself.
Love, Hugs, and prayers,

Jolinda Hobbs VanBibber

Gone, but never forgotten. Chuck’s tidbits of wisdom have been influencing me for years…
Here are some of my favorites:
Grape Nuts are D-Damn Delicious!
If you can cook it on the grill, do it!
Beer absolutely pairs nicely with Chinese food.
Anyone can dance. Just let go and follow your feet!!
Dodge trucks ARE Ram tough!
Get yourself a favorite chair to kick back and relax in.
Try to do the HARD crossword puzzles.
It’s not the snacks, but the MUSIC , that can make or break a long road trip. 
The simple phrase “Damn It, Jean!! “ is often all you need to say to relieve some pressure 
Be the last one to let go from a hug.
Love you, Chuckles!  

There are so many things I will always remember about Chuck. He made everyone feel welcomed from the moment you met him. I will never be able to see a can of Miller Light or a driving cap without thinking of him. Things I will never forget ; his giving Ashley her first drink of beer ( she was about 3),driving Ashley on the tractor to see her “pet deer” and helping her climb up so she could ride that “pet deer”. I could not have asked for a better grandpa for Ashley. I will always remember that if you were in a place were there was music, you were going to dance. Whether you wanted to dance or could dance it didn’t matter, he was going to have you out dancing. Christmas always included a huge jigsaw puzzle. He let you know if he thought were wrong ,but he also made it easy to ask for forgiveness. He will never be forgotten and will always be loved.

I will always remember Chuck for so many things.Saw the picture of his recliner and remeber he always called it his damn chair!So many good times with him and the family.

I was there at that surprise 60th (I believe it was) Anniversary party for Chuck and Jean. Their family went together to throw this
Weekend long celebration in a house on Old Hickory lake. It was quite an affair with food galore, decoration, a houseful of people inside and out, even live music and dancing. Had a great time. I thought to myself, what a wonderful tribute and show of affection this was from their big extended family to do this for them. I’ll never forget Chuck and Jean dancing together to one of their favorite songs. This may be the end of one era, but what a great legacy he leaves in his family. Prayers and condolences to Jean and the whole family.  Love, ❤️ Nancy Oakes