Very sad, I always liked the fact that I could always take anything he wrote as gospel and at 100% face value. He will be missed. RIP bud.

 

 

That was a very nice thing to do Vik2000 very nice indeed

 

Thanks. I'm also glad that CKit sent those pics to his family.

 

The luminary bag was a wonderful gesture!

 

and nice photos to boot.

 

It's always sad to lose any of our S2K family members. Sounds like his memory will live on because of the many lives he touched. My deepest sympathies and prayers are with his family during this time. RIP, Red.

 

Abagail and I want to thank everyone for the kind thoughts and condolences on Chuck's passing. He enjoyed being part of the group, and always looked forward to reading forum posts, and responding to any who had questions or problems. He always enjoyed talking about the S2000...I still remember the day he drove it for the first time, and how excited he was. One of our favorite things to do was to put the top down and go for a ride on the many back roads around here. I hated it when my arthritic knees stopped me from being able to get into it...it was always my plan to ride in it again when my knees were replaced. Chuck would be pleased to know that he touched so many lives.
Thank you all.

Marg (Mrs. Red MX5)

 

I have been away for a while so I missed this sad news. I never met Chuck in person, but I always had pleasant exchanges with him on line. As moderator and as a person he stood for fairness, mutual respect, and kindness. I will miss him, too. My sincere condolences to his family.

And thanks, to Shelley and S2ki for honoring him!