From his early days as a lifeguard at the Sugar Creek Pool to his 39-yearcareer at TWA, Chuck was always deeply committed to his community. As a long-standing Sugar Creek Alderman, he tirelessly sought feedback from residents, demonstrating his genuine desire to serve. 

He was actively involved in various community affairs and activities, including his role in organizing the Slavic Festival and co-founding the public service organization “Go, Sugar Creek.” Chuck was also committed to uplifting the lives of others, as evidenced by his efforts in building wheelchair ramps, conducting home repairs, and assisting in property sales for low-income individuals and families. 

His selfless contributions extend to his involvement in various boards and committees, including service on a THCF Independence/Sugar Creek Advisory Board, exemplifying his unwavering dedication to making his community a better place for all. 

Chuck’s strength of character, work ethic, problem-solving skills, and tremendous sense of humor have left an indelible mark on the whole community, ensuring that he will be remembered for generations to come.