Condolence: Uncle Chuck was a “man’s man” with a caring heart, a sense of humor and down to earth wisdom. Years ago, he would show up at my home in Yucca Valley in his semi-truck with a case of beer and a box of steaks – just what was needed for Marines in that dry high desert. He taught me how to fix my old Ford tractor and a lot about life which he so much relished. I know my dad and his brothers loved to be around him; everyone did. Chuck and Aunt Fran always had an open door for the Meyer clan and everyone enjoyed visiting them. We will miss him greatly here and I am sure many have greeted him with joy in the heavenly realms.

Condolence: I worked with Chuck for several years at Luhr Jensen he always had a smile on his face no matter where I seen him he would always gave me a big hug. He was always a pleasure to be around. Sometimes a little accident prone at work we would laugh because he always had some adventure to tell us about the drivers in California cutting him off in the semi or he would work with us in the warehouse and be the only one to fall off the picking carts was Chuck.

Condolence: Sorry to hear about Chuck. He was one of a kind and all round good guy. If you ever needed anything, Chuck was right there. Going to miss him.

Condolence: I'm so sorry to hear about Chuck. I am going to miss him, dearly. My condolences to all who knew and loved him.