Charles R. Salkeld

Once again I get the opportunity to say hello Chuck. The waters reflect your memory. See the sun sets on your face and feel the warmth of the breeze. You are missed but never forgotten my friend.

You are still on the water my friend. When ever I go fishing I tend to share your adventures with my fishing friends. Keep your face into the wind!

Chuck, see you on the water forever fishing. Keep your line tight and the drag set!

Probably one of the nicest teachers at Wall High. Took a lot of my junk when I thought I was cool. I didn’t do well in his class, not because of him. You know he cared for so many kids and I know made an impact. God bless you sir.

Chuck, Im still relating your stories to those I fish with. Sure great adventures. You are missed, but not forgotten!

Each and every time I am on the water fishing I remember Chuck. We knew each other only a short time, but in those few moments he is there looking out at the sea. I really wish I had met him sooner in my life. I am sure that we would have been great friends and shared our love of life and nature. His stories about his fishing adventures I only read in books. Anyone I meet I relate what a great life he experienced. Our hearts go out to his family.

I have known Chuck and his brothers and sister for 61 years. My parents and his parents were good friends. My mother made Holly's christening outfit and my son wore it when he was christened. God Bless you, Chuck and your brothers and sister. Jackie Meyers Glavin

My wife and I only knew Chuck for a few weeks. We were privileged to keep company with he and his family. We fished and talked and shared. We will miss him greatly. When we are on the water we will see him there.

There are no words for the loss of a Father. May all his children continue their lives in love and peace.