Charles E. Hartman, 72, of Eau Claire, died suddenly and unexpectedly on Thursday, Dec. 3, 2020, at home.
He was born on Feb. 21, 1948, in Ford City, Pa., to the late George and Betty (Crawford) Hartman.
He was a retired medical equipment technician, most recently with Universal Medical Services. Chuck was a devoted member of the West Unity Community Church in Harrisville, Pa.
He was a USMC veteran and a member of the American Legion Post 598 in Parker, where is the current post adjutant. He has also served as past district commander, chaplain and was on the National Magazine Commission.
Chuck enjoyed spending his summers at his camp in Plantation Park in Mercer, Pa., where he was the head of the hearing board and played in the bocce ball league. Chuck also loved traveling to watch all of his grandkids participate in their sporting activities.
He leaves behind to cherish his memory, his wife, Debra (Wile Shook) Hartman; daughter, Jennifer (Bob) Bellas; son, Thom Hartman, and fiancée, Casey Yeakle; daughter, Shannon Hartman; stepson, Steve (Jacqui) Shook; stepson, Jason (Sonja) Shook; grandchildren: Marlee (Adam) Huth, Jackson (Emily) Shook, Jorden Shook, Morgan Shook, Hunter Shook, Preston Bellas, Payton Bellas, Porter Bellas and Presley Hartman; great-grandchildren: Hendrix Huth, Carter Shook, Ivy-Jane Newbill and Sawyer Huth; an uncle, Wendell Hartman, of Arizona; and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his two sisters, Bonnie Norris and Mary Powers.
Interment will follow in Big Springs Cemetery, Harrisville.
Leader Times, December 5, 2020
He was born on Feb. 21, 1948, in Ford City, Pa., to the late George and Betty (Crawford) Hartman.
He was a retired medical equipment technician, most recently with Universal Medical Services. Chuck was a devoted member of the West Unity Community Church in Harrisville, Pa.
He was a USMC veteran and a member of the American Legion Post 598 in Parker, where is the current post adjutant. He has also served as past district commander, chaplain and was on the National Magazine Commission.
Chuck enjoyed spending his summers at his camp in Plantation Park in Mercer, Pa., where he was the head of the hearing board and played in the bocce ball league. Chuck also loved traveling to watch all of his grandkids participate in their sporting activities.
He leaves behind to cherish his memory, his wife, Debra (Wile Shook) Hartman; daughter, Jennifer (Bob) Bellas; son, Thom Hartman, and fiancée, Casey Yeakle; daughter, Shannon Hartman; stepson, Steve (Jacqui) Shook; stepson, Jason (Sonja) Shook; grandchildren: Marlee (Adam) Huth, Jackson (Emily) Shook, Jorden Shook, Morgan Shook, Hunter Shook, Preston Bellas, Payton Bellas, Porter Bellas and Presley Hartman; great-grandchildren: Hendrix Huth, Carter Shook, Ivy-Jane Newbill and Sawyer Huth; an uncle, Wendell Hartman, of Arizona; and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his two sisters, Bonnie Norris and Mary Powers.
Interment will follow in Big Springs Cemetery, Harrisville.
Leader Times, December 5, 2020
Charles E. Hartman, 72, of Eau Claire, died suddenly and unexpectedly on Thursday, Dec. 3, 2020, at home.
He was born on Feb. 21, 1948, in Ford City, Pa., to the late George and Betty (Crawford) Hartman.
He was a retired medical equipment technician, most recently with Universal Medical Services. Chuck was a devoted member of the West Unity Community Church in Harrisville, Pa.
He was a USMC veteran and a member of the American Legion Post 598 in Parker, where is the current post adjutant. He has also served as past district commander, chaplain and was on the National Magazine Commission.
Chuck enjoyed spending his summers at his camp in Plantation Park in Mercer, Pa., where he was the head of the hearing board and played in the bocce ball league. Chuck also loved traveling to watch all of his grandkids participate in their sporting activities.
He leaves behind to cherish his memory, his wife, Debra (Wile Shook) Hartman; daughter, Jennifer (Bob) Bellas; son, Thom Hartman, and fiancée, Casey Yeakle; daughter, Shannon Hartman; stepson, Steve (Jacqui) Shook; stepson, Jason (Sonja) Shook; grandchildren: Marlee (Adam) Huth, Jackson (Emily) Shook, Jorden Shook, Morgan Shook, Hunter Shook, Preston Bellas, Payton Bellas, Porter Bellas and Presley Hartman; great-grandchildren: Hendrix Huth, Carter Shook, Ivy-Jane Newbill and Sawyer Huth; an uncle, Wendell Hartman, of Arizona; and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his two sisters, Bonnie Norris and Mary Powers.
Interment will follow in Big Springs Cemetery, Harrisville.
Leader Times, December 5, 2020
He was born on Feb. 21, 1948, in Ford City, Pa., to the late George and Betty (Crawford) Hartman.
He was a retired medical equipment technician, most recently with Universal Medical Services. Chuck was a devoted member of the West Unity Community Church in Harrisville, Pa.
He was a USMC veteran and a member of the American Legion Post 598 in Parker, where is the current post adjutant. He has also served as past district commander, chaplain and was on the National Magazine Commission.
Chuck enjoyed spending his summers at his camp in Plantation Park in Mercer, Pa., where he was the head of the hearing board and played in the bocce ball league. Chuck also loved traveling to watch all of his grandkids participate in their sporting activities.
He leaves behind to cherish his memory, his wife, Debra (Wile Shook) Hartman; daughter, Jennifer (Bob) Bellas; son, Thom Hartman, and fiancée, Casey Yeakle; daughter, Shannon Hartman; stepson, Steve (Jacqui) Shook; stepson, Jason (Sonja) Shook; grandchildren: Marlee (Adam) Huth, Jackson (Emily) Shook, Jorden Shook, Morgan Shook, Hunter Shook, Preston Bellas, Payton Bellas, Porter Bellas and Presley Hartman; great-grandchildren: Hendrix Huth, Carter Shook, Ivy-Jane Newbill and Sawyer Huth; an uncle, Wendell Hartman, of Arizona; and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his two sisters, Bonnie Norris and Mary Powers.
Interment will follow in Big Springs Cemetery, Harrisville.
Leader Times, December 5, 2020
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