Birth date: Jul 18, 1942 Death date: Mar 28, 2007
“Chuck” Sapone, age 64, wonderful husband, loving father, and very proud and devoted papa, passed away Wednesday, March 28, 2007 in Muskegon. He was born in Chicago, IL on July 18, 1942 to Charles Francis and Laura (Bozovsky) Sapo Read Obituary
Still here Dad and it still sucks without you ;"""""""( I LOVE YOU AND NEED TO HUG YOU
hey guess what I still miss you so much and many days I still cry for you and need you here. Not a day goes by that you are not missed and needed.##imported-begin##angela sapone##imported-end##
We are so sorry to hear about your loss of Chuck. I just heard about it yesterday Easter Sunday.
We are living in Detroit now
The peace of the Lord be with you all
Tom and Rebecca Russo##imported-begin##Tom Russo##imported-end##
My sister has resided at Lakeside Manor for many years. On occasions that we would come to pick her up Chuck was always happy to see us - just like we were family too. He was a special person and will be missed by many.
Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.##imported-begin##Cindy, Jim and Aaron Barnes##imported-end##
Dad,
It is your example by which I judge the integrity of all men. It is by your standard that I will judge my own success as a husband and father.Your strength amazed me. Though your last battle left you weak and fragile, I will forever see you as 10 feet tall and made of steel. I love you.##imported-begin##Nicholas Sapone##imported-end##
To Aunt Linda, Rachel, Tony, Angela and Nikki and all your families, I want to let you know how sorry I am at your loss. I know how hard it is to lose someone you love so very much. Harlan and I are thinking of you and pray that time will lessen your grief. We love you.
Theresa##imported-begin##Theresa Block##imported-end##
Linda- If there was a way I could be there for you I would move a mountain to do
it. So many memories have just flooded my mind since I heard about Chuck- it makes me realize the fragility of our days here and makes me so grateful that we have been able to renew a friendship that threads our lives together so much. Chuck was your heart and soul. I am at a loss to find some word or action to console you, because I know there is none. I am hugging you and crying with you and your family. Chuck, thank you for loving my good friend so long and so well. Rest in peace knowing how much you are loved and will missed be until she joins you. May God hold you all in the palm of His hand and give you the strength to endure and console each other. My love and prayers are with you all- Janet##imported-begin##Janet Kwiek##imported-end##
40 years ago on the day Chuck and I took our vows in front of God, I vowed To love and honor the man I was marrying. To be faithful and cherish him. To stay with him in rich and poor. Most of the time we were a lot closer to poor than rich. During sickness and health. All of these things I intended to do...and I did. Oh I hated the sickness with every inch of me and wish I could have traded places with him. None of these vows were a sacrifice. They were my marriage and my pleasure. The only way I felt my life should be. But then there was one more vow.......TILL DEATH DO US PART. I don't think I will be able to keep this vow. I don't think I can part with him, even in death. I know I will say goodbye to him today, But I also know I don't mean it. Because it is a promise I cannot keep. For every time I look at one of my children or grandchildren, I know Chuck is with me. Every memory I have is a memory that includes Chuck. Everyplace I look is my husband. Our home, our yard, our neighbors, friends and Family. All the memories of yesterdays spent with his parents, his sister Diane and her 5 children and all his cousins, aunts and uncles. All the Easter egg hunts, Christmas eves with Aunt Albie dressed as Santa, and going to Midnight masses with standing room only and a sleeping child in each of our arms. I can't look a a tape measure, wrench or hammer and not see my husband. I will not be able to hear keys or change jingle, or someone clearing their throat or a sigh and not hear my husband. His presence was too strong. He was my protector and I know I will always feel him by my side. Our life and marriage were not perfect, of course, we had "those" moments. As a matter of fact their is a song I always would request for him and sing to him. It wasn't our song. It was my song to or about him... It is an old song called "It Had To Be You". I is so perfect. I think there are probably a few things yet to come that have to do with him that may tic me off or make me huff. But that will only make me miss him even more and feel him near me. So the Till Death Do Us Part portion of my vows I don't feel I can keep. We were a part of each other and I am still hear. Our children and grandchildren are still here. All of memories are still here. So he is still with me. Even if I am not with him.##imported-begin##Linda Sapone( Lynnie)##imported-end##
To Linda &Family Chuck was a wonderful friend and all around nice guy I loved him a lot
he was alway's there for me
and will always be in my heart Carol##imported-begin##Carol A. Richlie##imported-end##
Papa I love you and miss you very much.##imported-begin##fiorello powers##imported-end##
