I knew Chuck from the Quad Cities going back to the early 1970's. We had been good friends for many years. I remember flying to the Bahamas for New Years Eve and we brought Chuck along. Some great stories. Super guy.!

Miss Bonnie, our prayers and thoughts are with you. We are so sorry for your loss.

Prayers and hugs. Lisa and Wayne “Calvary Church family”

met Chuck 1969 enjoyed some of his salloons,as well the frienship,condolences

My condolences to the Baker family. I met Chuck back in the early 80'S. (Days of the Gallery). I did get to spend some time with him before he moved to Florida. He was truly a good man. Wish I could have known him better.

My sincere condolences to Bonnie in your loss. Chuck was a great man. I met Chuck in 1998 when he picked us up at the Orlando Air Port. Since then for several years we visited Disney when my daughter Erin was growing up and I always arranged for Chuck to drive us. He once showed me a picture he took of all of our baggage when we left for home, he said it was the most baggage he ever had in one Town Car it was the souvenir shopping at Disney. One year in particular I flew down to meet my daughter and her class. When Chuck dropped me off at my hotel I realized that I did not pack my power supply for my laptop. I called Chuck to see if he could drive me to Office Depot. He asked the brand of my computer and he actually picked a power cord up for me and brought it to my room. We talked for about an hour about some of his stories of dignitaries he drove. Chuck was a very generous and great conversationalist. One last story is when my daughter came to Orlando for a work related conference, he and Bonnie picked her up and made sure she was safe, I was very secure knowing Chuck would insure her safe arrivals. Chuck will be missed as will his Facebook posts about the Chicago Cubs. My prayers are for Bonnie and Chuck's family. Rest in peace my friend.