1942
2015
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Ken & Mary Purvis
December 4, 2015
Chuck will be missed by so many family members and dear friends. Cuck was always so supportive of whatever plans were made until he could no longer do it. We will miss him terribly. We send our love to his family.
Love, Ken & Mary Purvis
Jan Renfrow
December 2, 2015
Rest in heavenly peace, Chuck, in the loving hands of our most beneficent God. I didn't have the chance to get to know you well, but I enjoyed your presence during the three annual reunions I was able to attend. Your humor and sunny personality added to the fun, and I've greatly appreciated your generosity in hosting them. I could tell immediately you were a very special person. You still are in my heart. Be happy, Chuck. Love is eternal.
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