Charles Laubach

Reading all of the wonderful things Charles did in his life, showed me what a great man he was to all he met here on Earth. We did not personally know him but we saw him around the Golfcrest Country Club. God bless the family and his loved ones, and God bless Charles in Heaven.

God's speed, Chuck. I'm so glad I had the pleasure of knowing you during our time together in aerospace. You always had a kind word and a smile to share. You will be greatly missed.

I first met Chuck in 1990 as I joined the ISS team in Huntington Beach California.It didn't take long to realize that here was an engineer with knowledge of space engineering. Chuck was always there to teach and advise us.I am honored to have been his friend.

Chuck helped put Apollo rockets into space and men on the moon. He also helped put ISS into orbit and helped put a Logistics Program in place at JSC for the ISS. He helped many of us in understanding our NASA customer when some of us just started working on ISS at McDonnell Douglas, Huntington Beach Ca. Chuck HELPED a lot of people do a lot of things, but that's way he was – a helping kind of guy. I'll miss you, and thank you for all that you taught me.

I had the honor and good fortune to know and work with Chuck since 1990. His graciousness, wit and wisdom made him a pleasure to be around. We've lost a great Texas Aggie.

Rest in Peace Chuck. It was a pleasure to work with you and to know you as a friend.

You were a good friend and above all a real blessing in my life. We shall miss your kindness and friendship.