Charles F. Roberts III

I worked with Chuck at Palisades. I'm sorry to hear of his passing.

Our deepest sympathy, dear Cousins, for the loss of Chuck. We're grateful for precious memories of time with him, and all the family, at reunions. Comfort and Peace, Angelica and Fran

My Condolences to Chuck family and to my dear friend Dorothy Williams. I could never understand what he was saying. I do know he was the love of her life and was there for her to sons. Jimmy and Darius Williams and her grandkids. Rip Chuck

We called him Chuckie- my sisters and I. His siblings, our other uncles and aunts called him Butch. He adored his nieces and seemed to be self appointed guardian over the children of his sister Jacqueline. He was very fit as were his brothers and we loved sitting on his back while he did push-ups- all of us laughing and screeching the whole time. He rescued one of my sisters who stirred up some hornets nests while playing in an old abandoned jeep. He heard her screaming in the closed vehicle...

Angela and family, we are so sorry to read about the loss of your brother. You and your family are in our prayers Walt & Pat Schmitt

SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS, HE WAS A VERY GOOD MAN I AM GLAD TO HAVE SPENT TIME WITH HIM AT WORK.

My uncle Butch never forgot his nephews. He bought us Christmas presents every Christmas. I´ll never forget him giving me my first fishing pole and took us on our very first fishing trip. He will be missed.

I always enjoyed my time spent working with Chuck. He will be missed. R I P