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Charles Evan “Chuck” Sappington

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Charles Evan “Chuck” Sappington

Birth
Morrison, Noble County, Oklahoma, USA
Death
8 Jan 2022 (aged 87)
Farr West, Weber County, Utah, USA
Burial
Manteca, San Joaquin County, California, USA GPS-Latitude: 37.8111028, Longitude: -121.2368306
Plot
West Section, Row R, Grave 68
Memorial ID
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Heaven received another angel on January 8, 2022. Charles (Chuck) Evan Sappington was born June 18, 1934, in Morrison, OK.

He is presided in death by his parents, Albert Alexander Sappington and Maggie Aby (King) Sappington. He was the last of his twelve siblings, William Alfred (Chloris) Sappington, Eula May Sappington (Robert) Arnesen, Dovie Matilda Sappington (Earl Lee) Clapp, Ruby Ethel Lee Sappington (James) Hester, Ada Jane Sappington (LeRoy) Leonard, Albert King Sappington, Mary Nell Sappington (Harold) Peffer, Joseph Lovard (Anna Lou) Sappington, Samuel Houston Sappington, Phyllis Pauline Sappington, and Sharon Kay Sappington (William) Savage.

Chuck is survived by his wife of 66 years Verla Mae Zimmerman Sappington, his children, Brenda Sappington (John) Tackett, Jeff (Brenda Kay) Sappington, and Teresa Sappington (Danny) Gillit. His grandchildren, Eric (Lacey) Sappington, Marcus (Tiffany) Sappington, Anna Jo Sappington (Andrew) Holmes, Michael (Colleen Schaefer) Detmers, and Steven
(Jessica) Detmers. Twelve great- grandchildren, many nieces, and nephews. His sister-in-law Alice Zimmerman Anderson and brother-in-law Harold Peffer.

Chuck graduated from Maupin High School, Maupin, OR in May 1954. Chuck married his high school sweetheart Verla Mae Zimmerman Sappington on November 10, 1955. You never saw Chuck without Verla nearby.

Chuck served in the US Army from April 1957 to April 1959. The army moved them to California. When Chuck got out of the Army, he told the story that the Army did not give them enough money to go back to Oregon. He told this story for 60+ years. When Chuck got out of the army, he immediately joined the California Army National Guard. While in the Guard he become a licensed aircraft mechanic. Chuck had the ability to see a task and make it easier by modifying a tool for the job.

They purchased their house in Manteca October 1961 where they raised their family. Chuck served in the National Guard until he retired in October 1981. After retirement, Chuck and Verla got into genealogy and started looking for all of their ancestors because of this they were always on the road going to this family reunion or that family reunion anywhere in the country.

Chuck will be missed dearly by his entire family.

P.L. Fry and Son is honored to serve the Sappington family. Viewing will be Friday, January 28, 2022 at 10:00 a.m. with a Chapel service following at
11:00 a.m. all held at P.L.Fry and Son Funeral, 290 North Union Road, Manteca. He will be laid to rest at East Union Cemetery.

Manteca (Calif.) Bulletin
Saturday, January 22, 2022
Heaven received another angel on January 8, 2022. Charles (Chuck) Evan Sappington was born June 18, 1934, in Morrison, OK.

He is presided in death by his parents, Albert Alexander Sappington and Maggie Aby (King) Sappington. He was the last of his twelve siblings, William Alfred (Chloris) Sappington, Eula May Sappington (Robert) Arnesen, Dovie Matilda Sappington (Earl Lee) Clapp, Ruby Ethel Lee Sappington (James) Hester, Ada Jane Sappington (LeRoy) Leonard, Albert King Sappington, Mary Nell Sappington (Harold) Peffer, Joseph Lovard (Anna Lou) Sappington, Samuel Houston Sappington, Phyllis Pauline Sappington, and Sharon Kay Sappington (William) Savage.

Chuck is survived by his wife of 66 years Verla Mae Zimmerman Sappington, his children, Brenda Sappington (John) Tackett, Jeff (Brenda Kay) Sappington, and Teresa Sappington (Danny) Gillit. His grandchildren, Eric (Lacey) Sappington, Marcus (Tiffany) Sappington, Anna Jo Sappington (Andrew) Holmes, Michael (Colleen Schaefer) Detmers, and Steven
(Jessica) Detmers. Twelve great- grandchildren, many nieces, and nephews. His sister-in-law Alice Zimmerman Anderson and brother-in-law Harold Peffer.

Chuck graduated from Maupin High School, Maupin, OR in May 1954. Chuck married his high school sweetheart Verla Mae Zimmerman Sappington on November 10, 1955. You never saw Chuck without Verla nearby.

Chuck served in the US Army from April 1957 to April 1959. The army moved them to California. When Chuck got out of the Army, he told the story that the Army did not give them enough money to go back to Oregon. He told this story for 60+ years. When Chuck got out of the army, he immediately joined the California Army National Guard. While in the Guard he become a licensed aircraft mechanic. Chuck had the ability to see a task and make it easier by modifying a tool for the job.

They purchased their house in Manteca October 1961 where they raised their family. Chuck served in the National Guard until he retired in October 1981. After retirement, Chuck and Verla got into genealogy and started looking for all of their ancestors because of this they were always on the road going to this family reunion or that family reunion anywhere in the country.

Chuck will be missed dearly by his entire family.

P.L. Fry and Son is honored to serve the Sappington family. Viewing will be Friday, January 28, 2022 at 10:00 a.m. with a Chapel service following at
11:00 a.m. all held at P.L.Fry and Son Funeral, 290 North Union Road, Manteca. He will be laid to rest at East Union Cemetery.

Manteca (Calif.) Bulletin
Saturday, January 22, 2022


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