[pigeonracer]

Cancer's a bitch. Snuffed out my brother. Now taking my friend's mom. If you don't get it you're lucky.

 

[Ricky T]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY IN HEAVEN MY FRIEND.

 

[Grandpas50AE]

Yes, and from many of us my friend.

 

[.45_ACP]

AC will always be remembered for the amazing person he was.

 

[lowspeed_highdrag]

I don't own a Wilson, but I always held AC in high regard. I was fortunate to learn from his wisdom for a few years…

 

[maxchat]

For all the time I've spent over on M4C I never knew AC was so involved in the 1911 game or on this site. It was great to be able to learn what I could from him. His presence is certainly missed.

 

[Ricky T]

Remembering our friend Army Chief on the second anniversary of the day he left us. Wishing his family and friends peace and comfort.

We miss you brother.

 

[TRSOtto]

I cannot believe it's been 2 yrs now.

RIP AC.

 

[Grandpas50AE]

Wow, 2 years already. His presence is sorely missed; may his family and friends be blessed with peace and comfort for having been close to him. No doubt in my mind AC is receiving the best of blessings in Heaven. RIP Chuck.

 

[Bigdaddymike]

A day that will live in infamy...RIP Chuck!

 

[Ricky T]

Happy Birthday in heaven my friend. I miss you so much.

 

[Grandpas50AE]

Ricky T - may you be blessed for your faithful and loving friendship, a not too common thing these days. And happy birthday in Heaven to Chuck.

 

[US1911]

I still think about AC often. Good thing is that when I go to the range, Chuck goes with me, every time.

RIP Warrior!

 

[Falmike]

Man, it sucks to find this.

I did not know he had passed.

I worked with and shared a tent Chuck at BIAP 2003-2004. I remember him telling me he was active on a forum back home. I did not realize it was this one.

My favorite memory of him from over there was the day I walked into the hooch and found that he had assembled a complete 707 cockpit instrumentation panel in his area. He found a half-buried milvan full of Iraqi Airways stuff. He was as happy as a little kid at Christmas.

In the midst of all the suck, days like that were a joy.

Chuck was a good peep!

 

[Ricky T]

Man, it sucks to find this.

I did not know he had passed.

Chuck was a good peep!

If you have time, maybe you want to read through all 45 pages of Chuck's fight with cancer.


https://forums.1911forum.com/showthread.php?t=385112&highlight=army+chief

 

[JimF4M1s]

Sad when it happened and sad each time I see an update. He would have only been 51 year sold. 48 was way too young.

 

[Falmike]

If you have time, maybe you want to read through all 45 pages of Chuck's fight with cancer.


https://forums.1911forum.com/showthread.php?t=385112&highlight=army+chief

I will certainly make the time.

Thanks!

 

[R0CKETMAN]

"Every day that starts with a cup of coffee with Mrs. AC is a good one, no matter what else happens along the way. I'm not taking any of them for granted.

shared privately a few weeks before Chuck left..

 

[Ricky T]

Three years, gone but never forgotten.

I miss you brother.

 

[R0CKETMAN]

Boy he would have really digged the election results