Charles Borgmann
“Chuck”, 56, of
Devoted son of Doris Borgmann and the late John Borgmann; brother to Barbara Majino; Susan (Keith) Seelbach; Jane (Dan) Hummert and Mary Ann Borgmann.
Dear uncle to Bill (Angie) Majino and the late Stephanie Majino; Matthew & Julie Seelbach; and Aaron & Andrew Hummert. Great uncle to Vincent Majino; dear cousin and devoted friend.
Chuck was a kind, loyal and loving man to all who knew him.
His passions were “Music, Sports, the outdoors and family.
He was a Veteran of Service with the U.S. Army.
Member of Local 618 and Local 1345.
Chuck’s family would like to extend our sincerest thanks to the staff of the 6th floor Critical Care Unit at
A Memorial Service for the cremated remains will be held
Donations may be made in Chuck’s honor to the National Kidney Foundation, Eastern Missouri & Metro East
I am so sadden to hear about Chuck. I only wish I had the oppurtunity to get to know him. My friend, Jane Hummert always had such great things to say about her brother, Chuck. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
Chuck-You were one strong guy and you will always be in my heart. Im thinkin about ya while Im watchin the olympics. Make sure the USA brings home all the gold medals! Also matt & I will make sure we watch the world cup! So jealous that you’ll be there….xoxox Gen
Chuck- JoAnn and I will miss your sweet smile and loving friendship. You did everything for us when we needed you. Through the years we will always remember the Super parties in February, hockey in the winter, and you. Say “hi” to Court and Dane for us. Love forever, Bob & JoAnn
Chuck, I am the luckiest girl in the world to have had such a GREAT brother like you. I will miss you and think of you everyday. Every “Beatles”, “U2” & “Who” song that plays I will think of you. I’ll also miss everytime you would call you would say “Hi Ann, its your brother”, even though I already knew it was you, I would always smile everytime I heard your voice. You are now at peace and with Dad & Stephanie, watch over mom & I and know WE love you so much and YOU will always be in our hearts! WE LOVE YOU CHUCK!! XOXO
Chuck, I’m glad I got to know you. I will always think about rib fest and football. Your in My prayers..
Chuck, you had one rough road but now you our up in heaven looking down on all of us. I know that I didn’t get to come home to see you and I truly regret that. I never stopped praying for you and your family. Please watch over your mom as she needs your guidance. We love you and know that you are in a much better place with no more suffering. You will always be in our hearts. Love, Sharon and Donnie
It’s not often you make friends in your 40’s, but Chuck, it was always a pleasure hanging out and going to concerts and shows. I will always be indebted for the U2 tickets for my birthday a few years ago. A good man and good friend, always a kind word. We all miss you, buddy.
What a great friend. You really went out of your way to help me several times over the years. We had a lot of fun at concerts, hockey games, etc. I remember we went to a “handshake” game vs the Blackhawks a few years ago. And a Paul McCartney concert. Great times.
Chuck, you will be missed. However, we all know now we have another angel looking down on us. Aunt Boots and all the girls you are in our thoughts and prayers. Remember Chuck is not suffering any longer and he is at peace.
Chuck
Our friendship began with a song and encompassed miles of smiles and memories. From sunrises to sunsets and sunsets to sunrises you lived
with passion and vision and we were attracted to you and your spirit. You gave love and received love, always there for us and in return we were there for you. You carried your cross with courage. With dignity and honor you will rest in peace.
You touched our lives and the world is a better place because of you. I thank you for sharing yourself and your family with us. I thank God and His Son Jesus our paths
joined in this life. So long for now friend. I Love You Always And Forever.
Peace
Paul
I played on an elementary basketball team with Chuck, which was coached by his father.
He also lived in the same subdivision as my family.
I moved from the St. Louis area and wondered what happened to him after high school.
I’m sorry to see that Chuck died so young after health problems.
He is remembered by all of those- like me- whose lives he touched.