Paul A. "Chuck" Criscillis

I worked with Chuck at Crown Crafts. Linda Griffin

We always enjoyed our trips to see grandmother (aka "granny" to Chuck), Uncle Paul, Aunt Anne, Chuck and Topper. I remember him having so many records (vinyl, of course) in his room. They were all organized, of course, and I'm sure Chuck could have pulled out just about any artist we could name on the first try. He was older than my siblings and me, so we all kind of looked up to our older cousin. We followed his successes over the years from afar and rarely got to see him. My wife and I were able to make it to our Aunt Anne's Funeral and we reconnected with Chuck, Diane, and Topper. We were lucky enough to be added to Chuck's annual Christmas recap mailing list and always enjoyed hearing about he and Diane's adventures. Chuck was a good man and he will be missed by many, none more so than Diane. We offer our sincere condolences to Diane, Topper, and the entire family. I suspect he has gotten to hear his Lord and Savior say, "Well done, my good and faithful Servant".
With sympathy and warm affection,
Gary and Beth Criscillis

Chuck was an excellent colleague at Crown Crafts. And I enjoyed his guitar playing.