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Just made an edit to attest to this, but the page is gonna need a little more cleanup (not sure if there's an appropriate box template up top to swap in now that he's deceased). I'm inclined to agree that he seems fairly notable, but he seems to have kept a fairly low profile. Sources were in pretty
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The organizer of Chuck's estate sale put me in touch with a couple people who knew Chuck. One said he had heard from a very reliable source that Chuck passed in
September 2018, but I don't have any written sources to back that up with quite yet. Waiting to hear back from both at the moment.
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short supply even when he was alive. Page now attests to the fact that he's passed, with a pretty tenuous source from his estate. Awaiting any obituary someone might be able to dig up. Emailed a contact for the estate to see if they had a link to an obituary or any other notice.
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I was at the estate sale and talked to the person running it, who was a family friend. No one there knew when he had died: He had no children, siblings, and his wife is believed to have
Alzheimer's disease. He died sometime between March 2018
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Apparently as of 11/21/2020 he's been dead for a couple of years, but there seems to be nothing about it--I can't find an obituary. Somehow I'd never heard of him, but he certainly appears to be worthy of a longer article.
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