CHARLES E. STINE

Mr. Stine was one of my favorite teachers, and a very kind person. The world is a sadder place without him.

Sharon:
The news about Chuck brought back fond memories of days in Chicago and my pleasant association with Chuck.
Ed O'Connor (horn), 7th Army 1960-61,
Chicago Lyric Opera 1963, free lance in Chicago 1961-64.

Chuck was a wonderful man. An exemplary husband to Sharon and father to Linnea. He was a good friend to many trumpetting colleagues and we will all greatly miss him and his irrepressable sense of humour.

Sharon,
Meme and I send our love and prayers. We miss Chuck very much. We love you.

Sharon, I can't begin to express how sad we all feel at the loss of Chuck.He was indeed a wonderful friend.Please don't hesitate to call on us should you need help at the lake.

Our deepest condolences. What a gentle, earnest man. So eager to share his joy (and fishing secrets!) with me after only knowing me 5 minutes. Our family is keeping you in our prayers, and Gabrielle wishes to let her dearest friend Linnea (Lily) know that she is praying for you, and has a big warm hug waiting for you on your next visit together at Matinenda.

My condolences on the passing of a very special man. Matinenda won't be the same without him. He simply oozed goodness and joy. We'll all miss Chuck.

Sharon and Family,
So sorry to hear of Chucks passing. We were colleagues at Schurz for about 10 years and he was always such a professional in all that he did. I thought that he sounded so upbeat when we spoke on the phone several weeks ago. Remember all of the good times.
Sally Chiodo

we will miss Chuck.
He was a great father and special man.
Always cheerful with a great smile.
the lake will have more fish in it...
now he is looking down on us with his other buddies from the glass bottom boat.
RIP