- Born on: March 23, 1923
- Departed on: March 12, 2009
Charles Chester Kintz
I was the Activity Director at Mallard Point for most of the time Chuck lived there. I left in Sept. '08. Chuck was a ray of sunshine in my day. He was always cheerful and had something interesting or funny to say. I enjoyed him very much, as I know the friends he made there did. He will be missed.
You saw with your soul and that is why your are extraordinary... I love you. Forever.
I was the Activity Director at Mallard Point for most of the time Chuck lived there. I left in Sept. '08. Chuck was a ray of sunshine in my day. He was always cheerful and had something interesting or funny to say. I enjoyed him very much, as I know the friends he made there did. He will be missed.
I am sorry to hear of Chucks death. I groomed Albert and on a few occasions would take Albert to their house when done and visit with Fern and Chuck. I really enjoyed our visits.
I made a mistake in my previous note. At the end we "whipped the problem". Dave DeLancey
fern, I am sorry to hear about chucks passing. We just heard last night (sun) when Jerry called me. We are currently in Louisville, KY at my son alans house. I was not aware that chuck had been ill. Knowing that he was not getting any younger, I have often thought about him over the last few years and it was always with fond memories. He could always cheer a guy up. I hope your jerry was able to make it home. He is another that I think about. Of course it has been 40+ years since I seen him. It has been awhile since I have even been in Dunkerton. Once again I am sorry to hear about Chuck. He will always be my special friend and in my thoughts. I would like to have made the services. Frank/Linn Smith
I am sorry to hear about Chucks passing. I've know him quite a few years. He made a toy combine out of walnut wood a few years ago. He needed some 1/4" dowels sticks which were not locally available. With my small lathe we whippsed the problem.
I am sorry to hear of Chucks death. I groomed Albert and on a few occasions would take Albert to their house when done and visit with Fern and Chuck. I really enjoyed our visits.
I made a mistake in my previous note. At the end we "whipped the problem". Dave DeLancey
You saw with your soul and that is why your are extraordinary... I love you. Forever.
fern, I am sorry to hear about chucks passing. We just heard last night (sun) when Jerry called me. We are currently in Louisville, KY at my son alans house. I was not aware that chuck had been ill. Knowing that he was not getting any younger, I have often thought about him over the last few years and it was always with fond memories. He could always cheer a guy up. I hope your jerry was able to make it home. He is another that I think about. Of course it has been 40+ years since I seen him. It has been awhile since I have even been in Dunkerton. Once again I am sorry to hear about Chuck. He will always be my special friend and in my thoughts. I would like to have made the services. Frank/Linn Smith
I am sorry to hear about Chucks passing. I've know him quite a few years. He made a toy combine out of walnut wood a few years ago. He needed some 1/4" dowels sticks which were not locally available. With my small lathe we whippsed the problem.
