I was lucky to have had many memories as a child going back to Regina to visit with my grandmother Kay who lived next door to Chuck and Carol. I remember sitting in my grandma’s kitchen and watch Chuck sit peacefully on his picnic table taking everything in and not saying to much. We would watch Carol busily in her kitchen or outside in her garden always with a smile on her face. She would often let us go jump o. Wendy’s bed to wake her in the morning as she was a little older then me. I was lucky enough to take my family back home to Regina last summer and have a wonderful bbq with her. This I will hold dear to my heart forever. Rest In Peace Carol.
I was 19 when I met Carol and Chuck and I fell for them instantly. I loved them both very much and, I appreciate the impact and importance they had on me as I navigated growing up. Although my heart aches for them here on earth I am glad that they are together for eternity. I am picturing Chuck riding his 10 speed bike, with 2 peanut butter parfaits down his pants…. Because he wanted to bring ice cream to his love. An unbreakable bond. God speed. Xoxo Sara
