Charles Dee Zortman, 92, went to meet his Master on November 17, 2022. He was born September 29, 1930 to Herbert E. Zortman & Gladys Newell Zortman of Fowler, Kansas. He attended the Fowler schools and in 1948 went to Central College of McPherson, where he met Ramona Catron. After marrying her on December 21, 1949, they moved to the family farm.
"Chuck", as he liked to be called, was instrumental in the growth of the family business of Zortman Sons with his brothers.
Agriculture and livestock production may have been his profession but his true passion was the collecting and restoration of antiques. His knowledge was extensive and his presence at auctions commonplace. This activity continued to within weeks of his passing.
Preceding him in death were his grandparents, Orville & Maude Newell, who played a great role in his early years, his father Herbert E. Zortman, mother Gladys Newell Zortman, brothers Orville Edwin Zortman, Herbert Cary (Cay) Zortman, Gerald Lynn (Gary) Zortman, sister-in-law Jueene Zortman and daughter-in-law Becky Zortman.
"Chuck", as he liked to be called, was instrumental in the growth of the family business of Zortman Sons with his brothers.
Agriculture and livestock production may have been his profession but his true passion was the collecting and restoration of antiques. His knowledge was extensive and his presence at auctions commonplace. This activity continued to within weeks of his passing.
Preceding him in death were his grandparents, Orville & Maude Newell, who played a great role in his early years, his father Herbert E. Zortman, mother Gladys Newell Zortman, brothers Orville Edwin Zortman, Herbert Cary (Cay) Zortman, Gerald Lynn (Gary) Zortman, sister-in-law Jueene Zortman and daughter-in-law Becky Zortman.
Charles Dee Zortman, 92, went to meet his Master on November 17, 2022. He was born September 29, 1930 to Herbert E. Zortman & Gladys Newell Zortman of Fowler, Kansas. He attended the Fowler schools and in 1948 went to Central College of McPherson, where he met Ramona Catron. After marrying her on December 21, 1949, they moved to the family farm.
"Chuck", as he liked to be called, was instrumental in the growth of the family business of Zortman Sons with his brothers.
Agriculture and livestock production may have been his profession but his true passion was the collecting and restoration of antiques. His knowledge was extensive and his presence at auctions commonplace. This activity continued to within weeks of his passing.
Preceding him in death were his grandparents, Orville & Maude Newell, who played a great role in his early years, his father Herbert E. Zortman, mother Gladys Newell Zortman, brothers Orville Edwin Zortman, Herbert Cary (Cay) Zortman, Gerald Lynn (Gary) Zortman, sister-in-law Jueene Zortman and daughter-in-law Becky Zortman.
"Chuck", as he liked to be called, was instrumental in the growth of the family business of Zortman Sons with his brothers.
Agriculture and livestock production may have been his profession but his true passion was the collecting and restoration of antiques. His knowledge was extensive and his presence at auctions commonplace. This activity continued to within weeks of his passing.
Preceding him in death were his grandparents, Orville & Maude Newell, who played a great role in his early years, his father Herbert E. Zortman, mother Gladys Newell Zortman, brothers Orville Edwin Zortman, Herbert Cary (Cay) Zortman, Gerald Lynn (Gary) Zortman, sister-in-law Jueene Zortman and daughter-in-law Becky Zortman.
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