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| Mon Sep 04, 2006 16:39:47 Don Mason USA   | While I did not
know Chuch
personally, he was
still in our
beloved family of
USAF Cops. When we
loose one of our
own regardless of
direct friendship
of a personal basis
or of a kinship of
service and
devotion of duty it
is indeed a tragic
loss. May my
families thoughts
and prayers go out
to yours. Don Mason, Veteran USAF, 42nd Security Police Squadron USMC, 9th Com Bn USANG, Officer Candidate School |
| Mon Sep 04, 2006 08:56:05 Leos (Lou) De Angury U.S.A. | Having been out of the loop, I was unaware of Chuck's illness or passing until I received Rich Clowers note to all the Safesiders. My association and remembrances of Lt. Heubusch were limited but I do remember him as a fine young officer that was dedicated to making the members of the 1041st a well trained viable arm of a new breed of Security Forces. I am saddened at his passing but I see by reading his many comments on your web site that his given you all strength to go on. God is fortunate to have a warrior of his caliber on His staff. |
| Mon Sep 04, 2006 06:21:36 Edith Rietveld Netherlands | Dear MaryAnne,
Krista, Steve,
Paula and Tante
Lou, we are deeply saddened to hear about Chuck. We were all behind the scenes following his battle with great respect. He will be missed by all of us and remembered with great affection. You and your family are in our thoughts. With Love.. Theo, Lia, Jan, Conny, Monique and Edith Rietveld |
| Sun Sep 03, 2006 22:40:01 Willie and Barbara McNeil USA | We are sorry to hear of your loss. Please know that your "SAFESIDE" ; family is with you. He was a great leader and an even better person. |
| Sun Sep 03, 2006 18:24:37 Jerry Hester USA | I am deeply
saddened to hear of
Chuck's passing.
He was the
consummate
professional
soldier who was
very much respected
by the officers and
enlisted of the
1041st. As he, and
those other
comrades of ours
who have preceded
us on that final
patrol, I have no
doubt that Chuck
will greet us at
the Pearly Gates,
stop watch in hand,
and say "Gut
it out...you've
only got another
mile to
go!" Jerry Hester, MSgt, Retired |
| Sun Sep 03, 2006 17:35:46 Ken (Hoppy) Hopkins USA | It was a great
disappontment to
hear about Chuck. Having served with him in the 1041st it was indeed one of the most pleasant experiences I ever had in my Military Career. He was a great officer and a gentleman who will always be remebered by the best bunch of troops the Air Force will ever have seen He is now with the "BIG RANGER". God Bless you and your family. |
| Sun Sep 03, 2006 17:09:33 Ron Glasscock Wyoming, USA | I meet Lt Heubusch in 1966 in Hawaii when as a young airman, I was assigned to the 1041st Strike Force (Combat Security Police Squadron (T). I remember seeing this stocky guy who seemed as wide as he was tall and thinking to myself, this is one mean dude and not to be messed with. Turned out he was one tough guy who was always up front leading by example and I was proud to know him. God Speed Sir as you join twenty-seven other 1041st Brothers-in-Arms. Best wishes to your family and hoping you all will find comfort in knowing The Colonel had a positive influence on so many lives. Ron Glasscock |
| Sun Sep 03, 2006 11:29:39 Steve & Libby Lord | Dear Mary Ann and
Family - We were out of town last week and just got the sad news. We are so glad that we had the chance to get to know you and Chuck. You are both such wonderful people and neighbors. He'll be missed, but remembered fondly. Our family will do anything we can to help you in any way or at any time. Please don't hesitate to ask. And even if you don't ask, we might just sneak over anyway! You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Steve, Libby, Hunter and Tyler Lord |
| Fri Sep 01, 2006 20:18:43 Hank & Meg Duarte US | Dear Mary Ann and
family, Our heartfelt prayers and sympathy go out to you. Although it's been years since Ramstein, Chuck remained a strong influence in my faith life. He was the Rector on my first team, and set the standard for me and all the other Rectors that followed. I have been privileged to be a Rector twice, and each time right before we met the candidates on Thursday night, I’d gather the team and repeat the advice that Chuck gave us in our chapel at Kransburg Castle : “Our team has become almost closer than family, now it’s time to open that family to the men that the Holy Spirit has sent us”. Of course I also remember how understanding he was when he was doing Palanca in the chapel (kneeling on the stone floor) and my talk ran more than a half hour over time. Meg also remembers with fondness his wry comments on her short-lived career as a terrorist at Bitburg! God Bless and we’ll see you in October. DeColores: Hank & Meg |
| Fri Sep 01, 2006 08:39:19 John and Christa Malone USA | Dear Mary Ann, we have been out of touch with you far too long. We just got the news from Bill and Priscilla. We are so terribly sad to learn about Chuck's long battle and your great loss. We will be with you for the funeral in October. May God bless you and your family. |
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