Charles Jarrett Obituary

As I flip my calendar over to December I automatically see two dates I´ve hand written to remind me of my dear friend, Chuck; the day of his passing and his birthday. I miss him so much.

I always remember Chuck at this time of the year. We exchanged birthday cards every year this time. Chuck´s BD was 1/31 and mine was 12/25. I miss him!

Condolences to the Jarrett family.

Chuck was a wonderful man with lots of character. We worked together at SFAAP for 20 years and we both grew up in Tonganoxie where I went to school with his two younger brothers. It was a real blessing to know Chuck, work with Chuck and to know him personally as a dear friend. He will be sorely miss by many.

Chuck and I worked together at SFAAP for 20 years and developed a close relationship through those years. We kept in touch by exchanging birthday cards each December. Chuck was a man of character and was truly loved and respected by all who knew him. Our most sincere condolences to his children, his brother and many friends and family.

Chuck and I worked together at Sunflower for many years and ate breakfast many times with the retiree group that met in Lawrence. He truly looked on the bright side and was respected by his co-workers. He was kind and loved to laugh. He will be missed!

Chuck was my first boss at Sunflower in the Safety Dept. He was always positive and a really hard worker. He always had great stories and cared about everyone. I respected him and enjoyed working for him. He gave countless hours to build the safety program at Sunflower. Over the years we kept in touch. He dearly loved his family and everything Kansas. He will be missed. Fly high Chuck and thank you for being a great role model to so many.

Chuck and I were classmates at Tonganoxie HS and teammates on the Football team .He was an outstanding athlete and a great friend always a smile on his face . He will be missed .My condolences to his family .