Son of Ernest Baker and Onie Jane Bennett. Husband of Synthia May Trimble and father of two children: Arthur Eugene Baker and Marilyn Lee Baker.
According to my paternal grandmother, Christena Elizabeth (Baker) Greer, i.e., the eldest sister of Charles Arthur Baker, he was in a serious motorcycle accident years prior to his death (date unknown) and the stroke which killed him was, in some way, related to his motorcycle accident.
According to his step-daughter, Beverly Fawcett, we have this quote regarding him: "Chuck was a driven person, smoked heavily, worked long hours, had high blood pressure, did not believe in doctors. I guess the Baker family knew of the motorcycle accident that left him with a badly crippled leg."
According to my paternal grandmother, Christena Elizabeth (Baker) Greer, i.e., the eldest sister of Charles Arthur Baker, he was in a serious motorcycle accident years prior to his death (date unknown) and the stroke which killed him was, in some way, related to his motorcycle accident.
According to his step-daughter, Beverly Fawcett, we have this quote regarding him: "Chuck was a driven person, smoked heavily, worked long hours, had high blood pressure, did not believe in doctors. I guess the Baker family knew of the motorcycle accident that left him with a badly crippled leg."
Son of Ernest Baker and Onie Jane Bennett. Husband of Synthia May Trimble and father of two children: Arthur Eugene Baker and Marilyn Lee Baker.
According to my paternal grandmother, Christena Elizabeth (Baker) Greer, i.e., the eldest sister of Charles Arthur Baker, he was in a serious motorcycle accident years prior to his death (date unknown) and the stroke which killed him was, in some way, related to his motorcycle accident.
According to his step-daughter, Beverly Fawcett, we have this quote regarding him: "Chuck was a driven person, smoked heavily, worked long hours, had high blood pressure, did not believe in doctors. I guess the Baker family knew of the motorcycle accident that left him with a badly crippled leg."
According to my paternal grandmother, Christena Elizabeth (Baker) Greer, i.e., the eldest sister of Charles Arthur Baker, he was in a serious motorcycle accident years prior to his death (date unknown) and the stroke which killed him was, in some way, related to his motorcycle accident.
According to his step-daughter, Beverly Fawcett, we have this quote regarding him: "Chuck was a driven person, smoked heavily, worked long hours, had high blood pressure, did not believe in doctors. I guess the Baker family knew of the motorcycle accident that left him with a badly crippled leg."
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