Charles Frederick Hammerslag

We will always have many fond memories of Chuck and our years serving together in Grand Rapids Power Squadron. Chuck was a good friend and a great leader in our organization, committed to safe boating education. To his family in Grand Rapids and across the country, please accept our sincere sympathy. We will miss our old friend.

Great memories from Congress School, Central High, and picnics with our famlies from the Carlton and Norwood homes. We will miss you very much.

Chuck was a good friend and fellow co-worker at Meijer. I have many good memories of our many years together at Meijer. My sympathy to the Family. God Bless you.

Chuck and I worked together at Meijer for a lot of years. He was always available for advice and help. Sharon and I would like to extend our deepest sympathy to the family.

Chuck and I worked together for over twenty-five years at Meijer. I was honored to have him as a collegue and friend. Chuck offered me encouragement early in my career and then again last year when I was battling cancer. You will be missed. Pat Gavin

Shelly, Tom and Ann, Lydia and William,
Please accept our condolences. We are thinking of all of you.

Chuck was a client, a mentor and a friend for many years. His work for Meijer in the tax area continues to pay "dividends" to Meijer even 15 years after his retirement. Sarah and I visited Chuck and Shelly numerous times in AZ and always came away from those visits commenting what a great relationship they had--an example for us to follow. Chuck was very happy to become a grandfather and spoke proudly of his five grandchildren (and always showed me recent pictures!). I will miss his...

Please accept my sincerest sympathy. As I was growing up there was Uncle Fred with his boat and the airplane. We always knew we could count on promises being kept and his home being open to us. He is a good and honorable man who bought love, trust, and joy to everything he did. I loved him even though I didn't get to spend much time with him as an adult. He and Shelly bought joy to each other and those around them. The world would be a better place if we had more people like Uncle Fred....