Charles Lawrence West

My Uncle Chuck was a great guy! Chuck had such a big heart that it had to go in for a tune up from time to time:)He taught me what it means to be a good person such as saying please and thank you and respecting others(especially those older than you). He made it a point to listen and be open to hear all people including those different from him. He could relate to and respected everyone from all backgrounds. He made a lot of them laugh as well. All that I am I can attribute to this man. He was there for me as an additional father figure in my life when I was growing up and I will never be able to thank him enough for that. I am forever in debt to Jean for taking such good care of my Uncle Chuck. With love and GREAT memories until we see each other again....Jason.

I remember cousin chuckie as always being the life of the party. He always made the sentimias so much fun when we came there. He will surely be missed. I will always remember his smile and laughter.

I sympathize with the loss of an older brother. I also lost mine in 2015. I always remember Chuck with the bass drum he played while in the Stoughton High School Band, especially during marching for parades & football games. This probably is because my older brother Henry, although not in the same class, was also in band and played drums like and with Chuck. Dean A. Hanson