Charles W. "Chuck" Langston

I remember when Chuck offer to help me finish painting a room in our church. I wasn´t feeling well and I was so grateful to have his help even though he thought I was a sloppy painter which was true. Years later I was painting a room in our church with his wife Barbara when she walked into the paint tray that was full of paint almost up to her ankles. I know Chuck was laughing in heaven as much as I was watching her.

Chuck Langston is my brother-in-law's father. He was a loving husband, a good father, and a doting grandfather. He was also a great in-law. I was always comfortable with Chuck at family gatherings. Although he was often involved in projects at his house, he would stop and visit when we stopped by. What I appreciate the most about Chuck is that he helped his son with many, many projects at the home of my Mom, who is a widow. Whenever gratitude was expressed, Chuck was most gracious, as...

Mr. Langston..I will always remember him as "Chief". I don't recall how that name started, but I'll say he was strict, fair, and a great listener. I guess he let you know he was in charge, but understood kids and gave us a little rope. He always shared stories of his outdoor excursions, and never hesitated to show us how to do something. You're a great man!

We will truly miss our dear friend, Chuck, and his wonderful sense of humor. He is now one of God's Special Angels.

I will miss Chuck so much but I know he is pain free now and with his Maker. I will remember him as a true fighter who tried to stay active and attend his loved church for as long as he could. I will also remember him as a good friend! God Bless you Barb.

We send our condolences and share in your grief as we remember Chuck and our too-brief meetings. He seemed the epitome of what the phrase "fine gentleman" expresses. We will miss him.