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Wayne Lombardo & Family
June 25, 2021
I was shocked and saddened to hear of Chuckie´s passing. I knew Chuckie and his family when we were living in Long River Village. Our families were friends as we lived across the street from each other on Roosevelt Drive. When our family moved from LRV, we lost track of each other. Surprisingly though I was in the class of 1967 at Woodrow Wilson Hugh School and not knowing he was just two years behind me? Wish I knew then, maybe could have made a connection with him after all those childhood years??!!
My thoughts and prayers are with you Jeanette and your family as you mourn his passing. A great loss I´m sure.
Peace and God bless.
Wayne Lombardo and family
grady faulkner
June 23, 2021
To my friend Rich, sorry to hear of the loss of your brother Chuck. Please accept my sincere condolences for you and your family. May the Lord bring you through this time of grief and stronger as a family. Councilman Faulkner & Family
Linda Passanisi
June 18, 2021
Jeanette, it is with such profound sadness that we extend our words and prayers to you. Chuckie was a childhood friend. We got to the age where reality has hit hard. You two lived life with love and no length of time would ever be enough. Lean on your friends and family. You don’t always have to be strong. Fall apart when you have to. Find peace, it won’t be easy, but it is possible.
Linda (Perruccio) and Ang Passanisi
Dave Shonta
June 16, 2021
Jannette and Richie I am so sorry for your loss. Chuck was a huge part of growing up for me. He was more than ‘a friend of my older brother’s’, he was family, more like another older brother for me. A smart, extremely likeable and funny with a quick smile older brother. I remember I use to wake up on the weekends as a kid and find Chuck sleeping on the couch in our living room on Ridgewood Road. Years later as a responsible adult Chuck confessed to my mother that on many of those nights he’d stay at our house he would get up in the middle of the night and eat the meatballs from the spaghetti sauce she made for the next day. My mother told him she knew he did so she always made extra meatballs for him. We all got a big laugh out of that. I went to Chuck’s house on Vine Street right after I went solo through an AOT Hell Night. He helped me clean up and gave me a beer and words of congratulations and encouragement. Years later when I was in the Navy and on my way to the Philippines, I had to wait a week at a base outside of San Francisco. Chuck and Jannette were living in the Bay Area at the time and they picked me up and took me all over San Franciso sightseeing ending with a fantastic dinner at the famous restaurant Alioto’s on Fisherman’s Warf. I’ll never forget that, they were gracious and wonderful host. Going to college after the Service I ran into trouble in a math class. Chuck tutored me. I ended up passing that class and graduated. For years afterwards Chuck would laugh when recalling that and the ineptness of “the Shonta’s and math”. The last time I saw Chuck was a little over a year ago at my nephew’s wedding. I wish so much now that I had of told him how much I truly liked him, admired, respected and loved him. Maybe as Bob “Cricket” Vincent said in an earlier post “this message will somehow find its way to you”
Dave Shonta
Leslie (Prendergast) Lombardo
June 14, 2021
I am an old friend of Chuck’s and was so sad to learn about his passing. He was a funny , kind man and I have many fond memories. I am sure he will be missed. My heart goes out to his family and friends. You are all in my prayers...
Cassandra Ciullo
June 11, 2021
My deepest condolences to Jeannette, family, and loved ones. When I was just out of college, I joined Chuck's team at NU. Chuck was always quick to help, kind, funny and smart. He was great to work with, and a friend to everyone lucky enough to know him. May your memories bring some comfort.
Scott Simmons
June 11, 2021
I am saddened to hear of Chuck's passing. I worked with Chuck many years ago at the old NU. He was always positive with a cheerful disposition and quick with a smile. I send my deepest sympathy to his family.
Roanne von Hagen
June 10, 2021
Dear Jeannette and Family.
Very sorry to hear that Chuck has died.
Praying for strength and peace for you.
Love, Roanne
Denny Heffernan
June 10, 2021
Jeannette and Rich:
I am so sorry for your loss. Having worked with Chuck at the Union we became fast friends. He will be missed by all.
Don and Bev Smith
June 9, 2021
Jannette: Don and I are so sorry and saddened when we heard about the passing of Chuck and send our deepest condolences. Chuck was such a wonderful man with a delightful sense of humor and will be and loved and sorely missed by all who knew.
Karen Cubeta
June 9, 2021
I graduated with Chuck in 1969 from Woodrow Wilson Senior High School in Middletown, Connecticut.
I remember his smile and easy going attitude and of course those dimples! We all liked Chuck.
He really was such a super nice guy.
Our class had our 50th class reunion in October 2019 and Chuck was so missed.
We are so sorry for Chuck's family and please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.
We have a FB page for the class of 1969 and memories are being shared.
Wally Squier
June 9, 2021
Chuck was a good man & great friend. Your smiling face and wittiness will be missed. You were loved by many. Love & miss you..
George Baloga
June 9, 2021
I worked with Chuck for many years and he pretty much became my mentor (and friend) over that time. I found him to be sharp as well as compassionate on the job and off. I learned in time that he found a balance between work and life that I had a hard time finding until my later years. He always treated me and his folks well and you could always count on Chuck to have an open and welcoming mind and door. He gave so many opportunity. I lost track of Chuck when he left NU but I've often thought about him and what he was/had meant to me. I'm sorry to say I never acted on those thoughts and let our relationship go. Goodbye to a good man, a good husband, and I know, a good brother. My deepest condolences to Jeannette and family. I hope your sadness passes quickly leaving only the fond memories behind. Most sincerely, George Baloga.
Stan Koba
June 8, 2021
Chuck was a fraternity brother of mine in AOT during our high school years . I remember some great times riding with him in his white beat up VW Beetle, and a friendly rivalry we shared in our rock bands. He was a good friend to me and many others. I'm sorry to say that I lost track of him after high school, but I never forgot "Chucky". I am saddened by his passing but have many fond memories of the wonderful person that he was back then and I'm sure for the rest of his life. Please accept my deepest sympathy...
Bob Vincent
June 8, 2021
Hey Chuck, I know this message will somehow find it's way to you.,,, I'm very sad to hear of your passing. Over these many, many years, I've thought of you often.,,, We had the best of times in high school, AOT, motorcycle, Volkswagen, Camero, just hanging around, building transformers and sharing the odd news of the world.,,, I apologize for being a bit jealous, when I covered your hours at Thom McAns, when you went to Woodstock, but I stayed dry and earned a $1.65 an hour.,,, I thanked you for setting up an IT interview in that bunker at NU and I hope you enjoyed the book on AOT and wore the t-shirt.,,, You were always a great guy, that had a great spirit. It was a pleasure to have known you and thank you for sharing your time on earth with me. Bob Vincent
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