Birth date: Nov 17, 1949 Death date: Apr 10, 2020
Charles W. Zickgraf Jr., age 70, of Marysville passed away April 10, 2020. He was born November 17, 1949 in Grosse Pointe, Michigan. Charles was an Army Veteran, member of the Masonic Temple, and member of Immanuel Lutheran Church Read Obituary
I was so sorry to hear of Chuck’s passing. We dated in high school. Neither one us could drive at the time so we walked everywhere. He & I had so much fun hanging with friends & at each other’s homes. I remember he made me laugh & we laughed a lot. I loved his smile & his laugh. I will never forget. RIP “Parnelli Jones”
You were my brother Ken Burnett’s best friend for so many years. I loved you like a brother. We had so much fun together. You were always up to something. Hilarious memories of you and your motorcycle. Sad memories when your dad died. I’m sure you and Ken are having a great time together in Heaven. Ken was waiting for you at the gates and said “welcome home peanut!” I can’t wait to see you and Ken again someday. Love ya buddy.
SOOO MANY YEARS we knew each other!! I'm sure we will meet again on the "other side" with our Lord. God bless you Charlie and your son Zachary and your family. I'm sure you now know what PEACE really means. Love and misses. xxoo. <3 "Shadow" (Sharon Cunningham)
Charles (known as "Uncle Chuck" to us kids and as "Chuckie" to my grandma) will be missed. He was such a cool uncle. I will always remember him being tan and smiling - he had a fabulous laugh. He had a motorcycle that he was so proud of, which he would tinker with in the basement of my grandma's house (and we would watch). I remember when he took my sister and I for a ride in a convertible around the neighborhood when we were very young. It's little memories like those that will keep him around in my heart. I also remember when we were very young, my grandma would put M&M's in a small coffee cup for us. My sister set hers on the counter that was higher than she could see. My grandpa had a similar mug and poured a hot coffee, my sister then picked up the mug and spilled hot coffee down the front of her. Chuck whisked her into an ice cold shower and then to the emergency room. She turned out to be fine because of his quick action. He will always be a hero. I am happy knowing that he is now reunited with the love of his life and I know that my grandma will be so happy to see her "Chuckie"! Prayers to family and others who took such good care of him.
