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chucks mom
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NorthportHS2001 wrote: You're all extremely sad and messed up people. For those of you 'crying' because this individual's death is being published and mourned, you're simply jealous. Do something great and selfless with your life, and maybe when you die unexpectedly, you WILL get an article in the paper. Until then, grow up.
And for the racial concerns, get a life. At the end of the day, the skin color doesn't matter. Whether the killer was white, black, green or blue he's in jail and will eventually suffer in hell.
I've known Chuck since we were 12 years old. The world hasn't just lost a firefighter, or a motorcycle rider, a neighbor or an employee. We - and I do mean WE- have lost a friend. We've lost laughter, smiles, chivalry, an honest heart, and a beautiful soul. It's tragic. It's sad. It's life changing. And if you didn't know Chuck, it's your loss. He's not a headline because he put out flames. He's made history because he's everything a man should aim to be throughout life, and Chuck did it all in only 25 years. Thank you chuck was my son, best friend and biggest supporter he always made me proud to say this is my son. or as he use to say "The favorite son" even though i loved them all the same. chuck had to make you smile to know chuck was to love chuck
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TO THE AVERAGE JOE
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Average Joe wrote: Why does it matter that he is a firefighter? Would Newsday report it if he were just a plumber? It's one thing if he died in the line of duty, but this was a guy killed on a motorcycle. Hey AVERAGE JOE you have some pair of b***s to make a comment like that. It is what we do as firefighters / EMT's that makes the difference regardless if he passed in the line of duty. As a volunteer we are always on DUTY. You are an IGNORANT FOOL for making such a remark like that. Get a grip and a LIFE. You still have a chance Chuck does not.
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TO THE AVERAGE JOE
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Hey AVERAGE JOE you have some pair of b***s to make a comment like that. It is what we do as firefighters / EMT's that makes the difference regardless if he passed in the line of duty. As a volunteer we are always on DUTY. You are an IGNORANT FOOL for making such a remark like that. Get a grip and a LIFE. You still have a chance Chuck does not.
Angelo
FF / EMT
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Busey
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I agree with Average Joe.
While this loss is indeed tragic, what makes his life any more valuable than anothers?
I think thats all he was trying to say.
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chucks mom
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Busey wrote: I agree with Average Joe.
While this loss is indeed tragic, what makes his life any more valuable than anothers?
I think thats all he was trying to say. they weren't saying my sons life was more valuable than another they were telling his story and what he has done with the 25 years he was given. what was the last nice thing you did fo a perfect stranger? please if you don't have anything nice to say please keep it to yourself i read these for comfort as do others and trashing people for helping others in a time of pain is cruel thank you
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Busey
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chucks mom wrote: <quoted text>
they weren't saying my sons life was more valuable than another they were telling his story and what he has done with the 25 years he was given. what was the last nice thing you did fo a perfect stranger? please if you don't have anything nice to say please keep it to yourself i read these for comfort as do others and trashing people for helping others in a time of pain is cruel thank you I wasn't trying to be mean. Sorry if it came across that way. And the last nice thing I did for a stranger was pull over on the Northern State to give a guy a jump last sunday. Thanks
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niece of chuck
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i am chucks niece and when i fownd out about chuck my heart stopped and i nearley passed out.Chuck deservid to live and jason curry should go rot in he!! at least chuck wasnt high on drugs like curry was he is a murderer>
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niece of chuck
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chucks mom wrote: <quoted text>Thank you chuck was my son, best friend and biggest supporter he always made me proud to say this is my son. or as he use to say "The favorite son" even though i loved them all the same. chuck had to make you smile to know chuck was to love chuck memma he was my favorite uncle too so i miss him also.
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niece of chuck
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Average Joe wrote: Why does it matter that he is a firefighter? Would Newsday report it if he were just a plumber? It's one thing if he died in the line of duty, but this was a guy killed on a motorcycle. hey it matters because he was doing his job as a citizen ok thats why it matters he was my uncle and at age 25 he should still be living.and you know what a plumber dosent save lives does he so you no what until a plumber starts saving lives i suggjest you shut your big mouth
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Kelly
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No one will forget that he was a firefighter, that's certain, but that is not what he will be most remembered for. He was a hero, but he didn't go around broadcasting it. He never wanted any recognition for the amazing things he did, he didn't make people's lives better because he wanted to be patted on the back for it. So if he is finally being appreciated for the selfless life that he led, then I can't imagine a more worthy news story.
People complain that the news only tells negative stories and then we finally get a story honoring a hero and his beautiful life, and people complain about that and turn it into a negative thing, its just unbelievable.
Chuck will be remembered for putting everyone around him at ease, for being able to make any one laugh (usually so much that it hurt), for the way that his eyes actually sparkled when someone was able to turn his jokes right back around on him. I loved this guy for so many reasons in the very short time that I knew him.
As for the question "While this loss is indeed tragic, what makes his life any more valuable than anothers?" A whole lot of things make his life more valuable than others, mostly, if someone else tragically died, he certainly wouldn't be posting all kinds of negative things about them anonymously on some forum... he was too busy out living.
As for Chuck's family I am thinking of you every minute. I pray that you are able to find comfort in all the love that people had for your son. As for the outrageously stupid comments, its just amazing to think that, without a second thought, Chuck would have saved any one of their lives if they were in need. I will never forget Chuck.
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Hospital worker
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read the comments on the greenlawn forum same topic . where do some of these people come from,they must have burned the eyes out of cats when they were kids,some of them are really mean.
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