Diane Stogsdill
When you hear the name Chuck Winzer, a part of you lights up and present a smile from ear to ear. To me Chuck was a man who was positive, loving, giving, kind, had some pretty silly jokes and mostly was willing to help others to help them succeed. He brought strength, selflessness, wisdom, character, laughter he carried along with him wherever he went. Many people feel that DNA is the only way to identify family. My belief is that you don't have to be blood in order to be family. Many cross our paths that are, friends, coworkers, mentors, and more , who become close to you and call family. Chuck was definitely my family. 🙏🏼 . I don't believe that DNA is the only way to be a family and I'm pretty sure Chuck would agree with me. He and I both know God works in mysterious ways, and God definitely worked his magic with Chuck and his widowed wife Susan Winzer. After my father had passed unfortunately five months later Chuck's late wife Kiki passed. This is where God stepped up to the plate and hit a home run. God saw two people whose hearts were hurting and sadness approached. God did not want this for these two incredible people for he knew the type of hearts each one had. He brought Chuck and Sue joined their hands in marriage. Both opening their hearts to each other's family. Yet Chuck himself stepped up to the plate and, not only did he accept and love Susan and her family, but he extended the olive branch to my father's children as well. Something not everyone is willing to do. But Chuck didn't think twice not to include us and I am forever grateful for his love, laughter and the kindness he gave to me my children. My children call him Grampa Chuck, and have great memories with him, because of him. Thank you Chuck for the laughter. Love and wisdom you shared with us. You left a big impact on my heart. ♥️ I will keep my promise and everytime I hear your name, I will most definitely smile from ear to ear. 😊 This is not good bye, for we will meet again. 🥰 Spread your wings and so your work.
Until we meet again, much love,
Diane 💜
