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1954 - 2021
 Charles Robert Yeager “Chuck”, born Sept. 21, 1954, passed away April 19, 2021 at the Emogene Dolin Jones Hospice House. He was preceded in death by his parents Minnis and Gladys Yeager and a son Jonathan Yeager. He leaves behind a granddaughter, Rileigh Yeager, brother, Jack (Barbara) Yeager, a sister, Karen (Paul) Turman, two special aunts, Joan Gross and Jean Mays, four nieces, two nephews, eight great-nieces, five great-nephews, and five great-great-nieces. The family thanks Alexis Mylar for her faithful companionship for the last 30 years and the love and special care she gave to him. We would also like to thank Shawn and Angie Mylar for their friendship. Chuck was a Kentucky Colonel and Vice President of North Eastern Kentucky Fish and Game Association. Chuck will be missed by family and friends. The family requests that if you would like to do something in memory of Chuck, you can make a donation to Hospice, visit a friend who is sick or shut-in, or do a deed of kindness for someone. A private burial service will be held by the family at a later date. Online condolences may be expressed to the family at www.timeformemory.com/wallace. |
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There are currently 7 condolences.
Todd Thornburg
Friday April 23, 2021 at
6:58 AM
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I am so sorry to hear about Chuck’s passing! He was such a great person and I was one of the lucky people to get to have many great memories of him! God bless Chuck! Rest In Peace my friend!!
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Kathy Booth Summers
Wednesday April 21, 2021 at
5:06 PM
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Karen and family- I am so sorry to hear of Chuck’s passing. I have fond memories of being your neighbor on Peyton Street and going through school with Chuck. He always made you laugh! My deepest sympathies to you all.
Kathy
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Betty A Patterson (Sager)
Wednesday April 21, 2021 at
10:36 AM
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Chuck we will miss you. My friend since I was 9 years old. Danielle, Kendra and I will always remember the fun times we had. You were always good to my daughters. ??
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Jo Reed
Wednesday April 21, 2021 at
9:30 AM
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I remember driving into Barboursville when I was 6 and my sister Betty 8. After a long road trip from California we were exited to finally be ....somewhere. Passing the elementary school near the Mortuary...we see a KID....hee hee hee we looked out the window and he made a face and stuck his tongue out at us. Holy Moly I sure hope we don't see him again. Less than an hour later we hear a boy playing with his dog Blackie across the street from our Grandparents house. Holy Shoot...its HIM. I also remember tasting fresh blueberries for the first time. Unfortunately they were not ripe. However when Chuck has locked himself into the car/truck next to the blueberry tree to avoid some meds what else is a friend to do ???? HAHAHA I love this family and they made such a great impact on me. Mainly Chuck, his Mom, Karen (sis) and Aunt Jean. Rest in peace....
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Phyllis Griffith
Wednesday April 21, 2021 at
7:21 AM
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Rest In Peace, Chuck.
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Terry Bush
Tbush355@aol.com
Wednesday April 21, 2021 at
6:11 AM
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My condolences to his family. A wonderful man with a huge heart and kindness. Many wonderful memories. Heaven now has its own “Drummer Boy”!
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Zach Thompson
Wednesday April 21, 2021 at
6:07 AM
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There are great men in this world and Chuck was one of them. He brought joy and laughter to all around him. I have many great memories of Chuck, and I will never forget him. He touched many lives, including mine. You will be missed by many, especially me. I love ya sir.
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