Charles M. Kielma Jr.

Dear Julie, Chrissy and Ginny: It is almost a year since Chuck left us and hardly a day goes by that I do not think of him. I pray that you are getting stronger each day and able to cope with your loss. Chuck is watching over you always! God bless all of you! Love and prayers Maria Suich (Aunt Marie) Scottsdale, AZ

Jules... I was just thinking about Chuckie the other day - the day of the Freedom Run, I had to work. Later after I got off I heard that there were 40,000 bikes at the wall, so I decided to ride out there. I got to Morris about 9:00pm - where I thought about the time and turned around to head for home. I was going east on I-80 and was going to the 55 north and seen all the reds and blues on the bend - there was no shortage of people trying to help him out. So I did my usual prayer and...

Julie,

I am so sorry to hear about your husband. My prayers are with you. Sandy 270-566-4025 I would love to hear from you.

Chuck touched many people in his short life here and will be remembered. He was a dedicated officer and it was an honor to know and work with him. My thoughts are with you and your family.

Chuck and I grew up together on the same street in Berwyn.

He was a great friend. I have fond memories of those times.
A few years ago I contacted him and we stayed in touch.

To His Mother, Wife and Family.
I am so sorry for your loss.
It is my loss too.

Julie,Christine and Grandma Ginny,
There is no words to express my sorrow for all of you. I am so sorry I could not be there for you during this very difficult time. Please know that I am here for you for whatever you may need. I think of you always.

Chuck,it came as quite a shock to me in your passing,I will always have fond memories of working with you on the Cicero Police Dept,and the laughs that we had together,my prayers go out to your family.

I remember chuck from working at Walgreens, he was security there. I was also neighbors with his wife Julie in Cicero for a couple of years. I remember how excited Chuck was about his wife Julie he had pictures of her that he showed off proudly to everyone. He always talked often about their new home in plainfield. He was also excited about getting on the Oak Park police department. My prayers our with the family. My deepest condolences he was such a nice man

I met you all in the waiting room. My heart was deeply saddened when I returned to find you not there. Know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers and I won't forget the loving care shown by your family and the police department. May you continue to feel the love and support of those family and friends today and in the days ahead.