CHARLES CHRISTENSEN

Darlene,
Sorry about your loss. Chuck was a good friend always with a happy greeting. I have a lot of fond memories, all good ones. We had fun times playing American Legion baseball and football. He was the drummer with Jerry Leonard in the band we all enjoyed.
Once in the dead of winter,we thumbed all the way to Salt Lake to see Jerry in the hospital. Unable to see him and with not a cent on us we thumbed all the way back. That's the kind of guy ...

Chuck, was truly one of the really good guys in the Office. He was a great Watch Commander and he all ways fair and decent to everyone. He served the Office with honor. Scott Robinson

When Chuck was on scene you knew there would be no mistakes, he knew instinctively what to do and you knew you were safe with his decisions. We (his Deputies) will miss him dearly.

I was deeply saddened to hear the news of Chuck's passing. I had the opportunity to work for him a couple different times when he was assigned as the night Lt. in the Jail. Chuck was one of the nicest guys I ever had the opportunity to work for. God Speed my friend and RiP.

John Merrick
Lt. Ret. Corrections Bureau
S.L.Co.S.O.

Kelli and Family,

There are no words to express how sorry I am for the loss of your dad. Know that you are thought of and loved.

Dear family of Chuck Christensen
I am very sorry to hear of Chuck's passing. He was a very good man and will be greatly missed. I worked with Chuck such a long time ago at the Sheriff Office before I moved on to another dept. Chuck helped me a lot
to become a good officer.
Please except our heart felt condolences.

The Christensen Family,
I had the priviledge to work with Chuck at the Sheriff's Office. I really respected him and felt he was a great Deputy. I will have many fond memories of good times that I can reflect on of our time at the Sheriff's Office. Please accept our sympathy at this time of loss.
Bob & Joy Petersen, Hurricane, UT

Chuck was instrumental in the lobby that resulted in the legislature passing the public safety retirement act. This allowed older peace officers subsistence and a chance to seek new careers as their ages advanced. And true to form, our friend Chuck passed at the typical 7-10 years earlier than the national average. What a friend!

Darlene, Chuck, Kelli, and Polly,
I was saddened to hear of Chuck's passing. I have so many fond memories of him as I grew up in Sandy and spent many a day at your house. He was an awesome guy and funny too. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
All my love,
Annette Chidester-Tanner