Charles P. Elberti

Sorry , To Hear about Chuck's passing. Although I never met him , I feel a strong sadness with a navy vet from RVAH-6 leaving this earth before their time , as I was part of that squadron !

I was fortunate to work with and know Chuck in RVAH 6 in Albany Georgia and my first carrier cruise to the Med.

May your fond memories of Chuck always put a smile on your face.

I had the privilege and honor to work with my friend Chuck at Kodak in the late 1980's and early 1990's as Quality Improvement Facilitators (QIF's) within the Film Sensitizing Division. Chuck was one of the 1st QIF's at Kodak and one of the best. We had a great team that worked well together. I am very sadden by his passing and offer my condolence to his family and friends. He was a great guy.

Elberti Family, My deepest condolences. I was fortunate to work with Chuck at Kodak and play some music with him. For me, he was a voice of reason during some chaotic times at work. Remember him telling me how he first learned guitar, by following the chords printed on a Ventures album cover. He was a really good man who will be missed by many. My heart goes out to you.

Our deepest condolences from the Friday Night Music Club and Kodak. He will be missed by both. Chuck was a talented bass player and a great co-worker. Our prayers and thoughts go out to his family.

Paulette, Chuck,Simone,Joe, Tammy,
We were so sorry to hear of Chuck's passing. We have fond memories of the many dinner parties and times at the cottage. He was truly a good person. We will miss him. Our prayers are with you all.

Our sincere condolences from the Hilsinger and Spectra family, Chuck will be missed and was a fine friend and bandmate.

So sorry Tammy..... thinking of you..