Charles Schall

Here is a heartfelt tribute to a dear friend and colleague, Chuck. He was extra special in that his big heart and love for Friends and family allowed us to spend lots of time together, sharing updates of everyone. Chuck was such a wise man, with a wealth of knowledge and open heart to learn about others. We shared many beautiful stories and moments: connected by careers, linked by curiosity. I will remember and miss you forever.

We are all very sad that Chuck is no longer here with us. These pictures were taken on April 13, 2024 at Chris´ house in Key Largo, Fl. It was a retirement celebration and an unforgettable day for all of us. Chuck will be missed terribly. We love you Chuck!!
PIC friends & colleagues

Chuck, I miss you so much. Here's a couple of pictures from Christmas 2023 with you sweet Chihuahua, Lulu. And then there's one with you and your beloved dog Micky.

I knew Chuck for 20+yrs working with and for him n I can't begin to say how much I miss him and still in shock. This man never spoke bad about anyone n God knows I would vent on him, he just laughed at our crazy conversations and they were crazy!!!! We would share stories on Bennie is 'special' crazy dog and my crazy dog and all the dogs we both had. His heart was tender n he found the good in everyone. I can close my eyes n hear his laugh. Chuck you will forever be missed... My friend. Until we meet again so I can vent once again and you just sit there laughing.

We have happy memories growing up with our cousins. Many family gatherings on the farm or on Sunny Lane in Ft. Wayne. Several of the Frys relocated to Florida, as Chuck did, and he joined us quite a few times to celebrate Thanksgiving. One year we sat around the fire after dinner and played "Name That Tune." Chuck schooled all his older cousins in the Classic Rock genre. We will miss you this year Chuck.

I have great memories of time spent with Chuck. It was wonderful when he could travel to Oviedo to spend Thanksgiving with the Florida Frys. I also got to meet up with him in San Francisco 40 years ago when Henry and I traveled there.

Tony and Patty, thoughts and prayers are with you and your families. I will always cherish the memories of when our "Fort Wayne cousins" would come out to the farm for the day. Beautiful memories from a simpler time. I remember Chuck as a quiet and kind young man and he worked hard to earn the title as "Grandma Slick's favorite". He will be missed and fondly remembered.