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Christine A Hill
December 18, 2020
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Chuck was an amazing friend! I only knew him for a short time, but he was so vibrant and funny! Well miss you Chuckles♡
Elisabeth Richmond
November 15, 2020
I own a small assisted living in Idaho for Alzheimer’s patients. When helping a new resident who had a had impaired abilities after a stroke, I mentioned that I understood. I shared a small story about my dad. After three days off I returned to work and that same patient clearly lit up with excitement. Hello he said, your dad spoke to me last night. I sat for a moment as he told me my dad explained to him his similar stroke experience. I thought. Hmm. That’s my dad. He is still making house calls !!
Sue Archbald
June 11, 2020
What a life! He lived it largely, and gave so very much! It was always a pleasure to connect, starting with Churchill soccer "back in the day".
Much love to the family,
Sue Archbald
Fred and Connie Dekker
June 11, 2020
We already paid tribute to Chuck in this Guestbook but feel a need to expand our message of condolence and respect a bit. Connie was Chucks RN at River Road Medical Group from 1970 until end 1972, while I was attending the UofO Business School. Apart from Chucks very apparent medical competences, it were also his social and communicative skills that made him the great physician he was in taking care of his patients, but also as Connies "boss" (though he would never have used that word). Chucks calm and friendly demeanor, his willingness to put his trust in his RN (as she came from the Netherlands and at the time Chuck hired her only had experience working in Dutch hospitals) made him special to us. The two years Connie worked as his RN have left her and me with very positive vibes. In fact she only left because I graduated with the MBA degree and had to return to our native Holland. We will always remember Charles "Chuck" Pyfer with affection.
From Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Fred Dekker, also on behalf of Connie.
Pat Dougan
June 10, 2020
Thank you for your friendship and trust. Love, Tricia
The Curry Family
June 10, 2020
Rest in peace Dr. Pyfer. They don't make doctors like you anymore. You were the best!!! Thank you for all the years you spent keeping my family healthy.
Ronit Cohen
June 8, 2020
While I only knew Chuck for a short time late in life, I immediately fell in love! He was warm, funny, and never took himself too seriously, just like a true gentleman. It is not often that I meet someone who did so much good for other and at the same time is so modest. I will forever keep him in my heart.
Connie & Fred Dekkers
June 8, 2020
Our heartfelt condolences to the Charles Pyfer family. We thought the world of him.
Connie Lenau
June 8, 2020
A beautiful tribute to a amazing man. You are missed by many Chuck. I feel privileged to have called this man my friend. Forever in our hearts. Prayers for Kathy, and the Pyfer family.
DAVID ABEL
June 7, 2020
Chuck was a wonderful medical practitioner, mentor & partner, he will be missed. Our thoughts & best wishes to Kathy & family.
Gary and Donna Buell
June 7, 2020
Our thoughts and Prayers go out to Kathy and the Pyfer family. We have many memories of good times with Chuck! He made many wonderful contrbutions to our community! He will be missed.
Bill Cox
June 7, 2020
I know Chuck as gentle and compassionate physician. A medical missionary of the first order. He was always quick to greet and inquire as to the well being of others. He lives on in my memory.
Tom r Harris
June 6, 2020
He was my doctor for over30 years and was the best We had a lot of laughs together.
Gene Albert
June 3, 2020
Dr. Cox told me we lost a good one today. Chucks presence was larger than life. I feel fortunate and blessed that I was able to go on mission trips with Chuck to Guatemala. He was truly amazing with the Guatemalan indigenous people. His demeanor instilled trust in people. He was a kind and caring individual. I lost a friend and a mentor. Your awesome smile is entrenched in my memory. I will miss you.
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