Robert "Chuck" Wells, Jr. passed from this life April 23, 2022. He was born May 29, 1954 in Oklahoma City to Robert Lee Wells, Sr. and Dot Wells (Brown).
Chuck loved spending time with family and friends at Lake Texoma for many years, skiing, tubing and fishing. He was a huge Nascar fan, especially Dale Earnhardt. He had many great memories of trips with his wife, family, and friends. Chuck worked as a carpenter for over 20 years and drove a 10-wheeler truck until he retired.
He was preceded in death by Robert Wells,Sr., father, Sheryl Lee Wells, sister, Gene Garrett Sr., father in law, Gene Garrett Jr., Kenny Scott, Hal Painter, brother-in-law, Nathan Scott, nephew; and his beloved dog, Cheyenne.
Chuck loved spending time with family and friends at Lake Texoma for many years, skiing, tubing and fishing. He was a huge Nascar fan, especially Dale Earnhardt. He had many great memories of trips with his wife, family, and friends. Chuck worked as a carpenter for over 20 years and drove a 10-wheeler truck until he retired.
He was preceded in death by Robert Wells,Sr., father, Sheryl Lee Wells, sister, Gene Garrett Sr., father in law, Gene Garrett Jr., Kenny Scott, Hal Painter, brother-in-law, Nathan Scott, nephew; and his beloved dog, Cheyenne.
Robert "Chuck" Wells, Jr. passed from this life April 23, 2022. He was born May 29, 1954 in Oklahoma City to Robert Lee Wells, Sr. and Dot Wells (Brown).
Chuck loved spending time with family and friends at Lake Texoma for many years, skiing, tubing and fishing. He was a huge Nascar fan, especially Dale Earnhardt. He had many great memories of trips with his wife, family, and friends. Chuck worked as a carpenter for over 20 years and drove a 10-wheeler truck until he retired.
He was preceded in death by Robert Wells,Sr., father, Sheryl Lee Wells, sister, Gene Garrett Sr., father in law, Gene Garrett Jr., Kenny Scott, Hal Painter, brother-in-law, Nathan Scott, nephew; and his beloved dog, Cheyenne.
Chuck loved spending time with family and friends at Lake Texoma for many years, skiing, tubing and fishing. He was a huge Nascar fan, especially Dale Earnhardt. He had many great memories of trips with his wife, family, and friends. Chuck worked as a carpenter for over 20 years and drove a 10-wheeler truck until he retired.
He was preceded in death by Robert Wells,Sr., father, Sheryl Lee Wells, sister, Gene Garrett Sr., father in law, Gene Garrett Jr., Kenny Scott, Hal Painter, brother-in-law, Nathan Scott, nephew; and his beloved dog, Cheyenne.
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