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Charles Martin "Chuck" Nagengast
Charles Martin "Chuck" Nagengast
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Chuck was born on July 21, 1941, to Clement and Ethel Nagengast in Fort Benton. After graduating from Fort Benton High School, he later joined the Navy. It was in Norfolk, VA that he met, married and convinced Linda Van Tassel to leave the lush trees of Pennsylvania for the life of farming the flat lands east of Fort Benton.
When Chuck wasn't working the land or caring for his animals, he enjoyed his favorite past time of fishing or watching the Packers football game.
He was preceded in death by daughter, Marjorie; both parents; and siblings. Jerome, Maxine, Richard, Mary and Patricia. He leaves behind daughters, Juliana Stevens and Kristine (Tony) Oostermeyer; son, Jerome (Misty); and granddaughters, Elizabeth and Shelby. Along with sisters, Leone and Marilynn.
No funeral services have been planned. Memorials can be made to Peace Hospice House in Great Falls. The family is forever grateful for their compassionate care.
Now it's time to rest your head Dad, your work is done here. You will be missed.
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