:crying: I grew up watching Chuck race and hearing stories of when he and my dad raced together. When I started running sprints several years ago he was one of the first people that came up to me and my dad to say hello. More stories told around the pits in the last few year between the two than I can remember but I listened to all of them and enjoyed most.

Will be sadly missed by all...

The One Armed Bandit set a track record at Godfrey in about '87 or '88, so I'd say he was still getting around pretty good at that point.

Hopefully someone can put together a big memorial race for him.

Definitely a heart breaker. RIP Chuck

:crying: RIP Chuck

WOW THIS HURTS ME! WE TAKED ABOUT GOING TO THE CHILI BOWL THIS COMING JAN! A GREAT GUY RACER AND FRIEND! RIP CHUCK.:checkered:

RIP Chuck. Like many have stated already so many great memories of a true sprint car hero. Chuck was a great guy and the racing world has a big hole to fill today.

I got the pleasure of meating Chuck on more than one occation. I always enjoyed listening to what he had to say. He will be missed by many of us.

I saw Chuck race many times. He was truly an unique individual and he made our sport so much fun.

R.I.P. Chuck.

Chuck was one of the earliest reasons of my interest in the sport. What a nice guy to speak to and a helluva racer.

Godspeed, Chuck.

This is indeed a sad event.....the wife and i saw chuck drive just one time at the races in tampa.....i had heard of this racing character by reading stuff in Speedway Illustrated and he became a legend right away....i always smiled when i read his name in some racing article and was real happy to meet him a few years ago at the PRI show in indy. i just wished i had talked with him longer......dam reading these posts on IOW can ruin your day......kinda like when i clicked on here and saw that dwight had passed......RIP chuck say hi to dwight for all of us.....we miss you both.............:checkered: