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Charles Albertson Obituary

Albertson, Charles P.

Charles P. Albertson, "Chuck" to his friends and family, died unexpectedly this week at his home in Waupaca, Wisconsin. He was a graduate of P.J. Jacobs High School in Stevens Point and the University of Wisconsin in Stevens Point.

Chuck was employed over the years as a social worker, cook, builder and independent contractor. He enjoyed being outdoors, fishing, wood carving, and glass blowing. Chuck liked to work with his hands, garden and cook.

His mother, Janice Albertson, brothers, Steve and Phillip Albertson, sister, C.L. Fornari, brother-in-law, Daniel Fornari, and nephews, Sasha and Simon Fornari, mourn his passing and will remember him with love.

A memorial service will be held at the Boston Funeral Home, 1649 Briggs Street, Stevens Point on Saturday, September 20th. Visitation will be at 1 p.m. with a celebration of Chuck's life starting at 1:30 p.m.

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Published by Appleton Post-Crescent on Sep. 17, 2014.

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May 3, 2020

I was deeply in love with Chuck in 1976. Knew him years before that as a friend. I still think about him. He was magic.

Cheryl Roberts

December 18, 2014

Wow, Chuckles, I just found out you're gone. Haven't seen you in 20 years but often thought about you with a smile on my face. Rest in Peace. You were one of a kind, my friend. Sad you left too soon.

Tom Johnson

December 6, 2014

Someone told me that Chuck had died. Seems the good do die young. I knew Chuck years ago. I'm glad so many people responded here, he was a champ of guy. Best wishes to the family.

Vickie (pundsack) Hintz

September 24, 2014

I moved to Point in 1969 and met Chuck at P,J's, one lost and troubled teen. He embraced me and told me he would always be there to protect me and he was. So sad to hear of his passing. Sounds like he continued to be the friend to many as he was to me. What a testimony to who you were and will be remembered as to so many.

Paul Zawadsky

September 24, 2014

Chuck, you have bought together the sensitive, creative enlightened friends from out of the shadows.(pat houlihan, pat carne etc,etc)It is wonderful to see so many names honoring you who were there growing up with us, and many whom impacted my own life in some way or another. thanks you all for being part of that "counterculture" that existed for a time in stevens point history. Chuck-ye ol'philosopher- was always at the center of it. So happy to see names who i had forgotten, and are still kickn, carry on the good fight.

Patrick Carne

September 23, 2014

I remember Chuck's love and knowledge of music and his great record collection. He truly enjoyed life. God's blessing to his family and loved ones... Patick Carne

Lisa

September 22, 2014

RIP Chucky

Colleen Aldrich

September 22, 2014

I have known Chuck since High School at PJ Jacobs. He was always there with a smile and hug. He will be missed.

Dennis Strong

September 20, 2014

I only heard of Chuck's passing this evening. I'm at a loss for words. A part of me has died today. I will miss you my friend. - Krup

Stephanie Bishop

September 20, 2014

So pleased I got to meet Chuck for the first time several weeks ago. Drove Sean Houlihan out to Indian Crossing Casino to see his brother play. He ran into his good friend, Chuck. All I can say is one of the nicest people I ever met. Looked forward to getting to know him and maybe hiring him.
Pleased Sean and Chuck got to catch up before this happened. My heart breaks...I only knew him for a little while but I know he left a huge mark on the world and deeply touched many lives. Sincere condolences to family and friends. What a great guy...

Kimberly Wojciechowski

September 20, 2014

You were my dad's best friend. I can remember all the times I saw him and my dad hanging out... He made my dad smile all the time

Gregg Warren

September 20, 2014

I remember meeting Chuck along with friends at least 40 years ago. Chuck was always quick with a smile and a sincere, warm "How are you doing?" He'd really want to listen. One of those rare folks who always had something to make your day a little brighter and who'd always leave you with a smile in your attitude. We all will miss Chuck.

SHARON BANNACH/KLOSINSKI

September 20, 2014

Went to school w/Chuck-he was a good guy-thoughts & prayers are with the family.

Pat Houlihan

September 19, 2014

I still remember Chuck showing my brother and me how brightly magnesium ribbon burns out on Casimir Road--probably got a piece from chemistry class at Campus School--and warning us not to look directly at it (or we would have for sure). Shared many a laugh with Chuck--he was a good thinker, smart, inquisitive, creative, very witty, and a joy to be around. I knew Steve and Phil too--wonderful family! May you find some solace in remembering Chuck's positive contributions to all our lives.

Robin Hill - Van Zeeland

September 19, 2014

So glad I got to see you at the Casino last month. Hard to believe this is true, you looked so good. A lifetime friendship has come to an end and I will miss you greatly. You were my friend, my dad's friend and helped me numerous times. My most sincere sympathy to family and other friends who will also be missing you.

Melanie Becker Patterson

September 18, 2014

I'm so sorry to hear this. Janice, I'll stop to see you. (big hug) Grew up with Chuck in school at Campus Lab School and on.

Laurie Perzynski Shudarek

September 18, 2014

Park Ridge Kids: another one gone. See you later Chuck....we will all miss seeing you around,you left the party early this time.My sympathy to his family in your time of loss,such a cool guy.I mourn with you.

September 18, 2014

Another one gone way before his "Time"....R. I. P. ole Bud! Now you can "Jam" on Harp with the "Big Boys!!" (No Cards Though! LOL)

Peace and soft winds,
John Ksiazek

Scott Tillman

September 18, 2014

My heart goes out to the Albertson Family.Chuck was my friend,for over 45 yrs.I first meet him in the late summer of 1967.He was walking down Linwood,in Park Ridge,looking for their dog. I asked him if he would like some help.and he said u bet.And that was the begining,of a long friendship. I'll remember the fun times in Madison,the Proms we went to in High School,the trip we took to get a job at American Motors in Ktown,the camping at Sunset Lake,the good times at Partner's Pub. The list can go on and on. When I lost my Father,I stopped off at Partners to have a beer,and he was there doing some work.He stopped what he was doing,to sit down and have a brewski with me,and to see how I was doing. We sat down and he put his arm around me and never said much,but I new he was hurting as much as I was cause I could feel the hurt coming thru him,into me.Cause if you don't know,we both lost our Dad's the same way.So he knew the hurt that I was feeling and I felt his,and there really wasn't any need for words.He was just a really great friend. Love you Bro,till we see each other again,PEACE

Brian(Scratch) Feltes

September 18, 2014

My heart is sad, I have known Chuck for about for over 30 years. He will truley be missed.

Bob McComb

September 18, 2014

Chuck , I will miss you... A good friend always , I remember growing up with you in Park Ridge , Hanging out riding around on our bikes & talking with you when you were working at Partner's Pub - much later of course !

September 18, 2014

My deepest sympathy to the family, may you find comfort and strength from the God of all comfort (Acts24:15)

Bob & Julie Anderson

September 17, 2014

Chuck was a new friend to our family. We called him to do some drywall work for us and it ended up he replaced all the interior doors and storm doors in our house. He was just in our home on Thursday helping us plan our new kitchen remodel. We are so sorry for his loss. He was a warm, talented, and gifted man.

caroline firkus

September 17, 2014

have known chuck since our younger days. I's amazing how many friends he has. That smile of his and warm heart will never be forgotten.

September 17, 2014

Only had the pleasure of meeting Chuck once-enjoyed our time talking with him. He left a lasting impression on my husband and I. Kindness is a wonderful gift-he had that gift-in your grief remember always that now you have a Guardian angel. David and Deb Bloor

Melissa Hall

September 17, 2014

Don, Amber, Maygen, Lucas, and I will miss you, Chuck. You don't often meet someone who changes lives for the good, but you did. We love you!

Cindy PitcherFlynn

September 17, 2014

Where do I start? I knew you for over 40 yrs . From the first time in High School to just talking to you a couple weeks ago. You were my late brother's best friend, Lenny's. You were there to always give me a laugh or Lenny's right guard men for his little sister...me. You helped me through Lenny's death,and said you would always be there for me, and you were. The last time you talked to me you said to me was "Keep trucking on", and that I will ...till we meet again..

Barbie Dorn

September 17, 2014

I will miss you here. I will miss laughing with you, sharing memories and the warm hugs

paul zawadsky

September 17, 2014

Chuck you will be missed. Talk about a man who was full of love, sweetness, and smart as a tack. For those of us who grew up with Chuck, and knew the Albertson family, we were lucky. His father was a man with a vision, as was his son. Shine on Chuck!!!!

Jim Weeks

September 17, 2014

Good man. Infectious laugh.

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