GLOUCESTER - Charles 'Chuck' Averette Mitchell III, 50, went to his Heavenly home Dec. 12, 2007, at Sentara CarePlex Hospital.
He was retired from the Hampton City Fire Department after 17 years of service as a medic/firefighter. Chuck was a member of Newington Baptist Church. He cared deeply about people as exhibited by his ability to help others. Chuck was generous and kind to his family and friends. He was a lover of books, food, music and animals, especially his dog, Brandy.
From: The Daily Press December 14, 2007
He was retired from the Hampton City Fire Department after 17 years of service as a medic/firefighter. Chuck was a member of Newington Baptist Church. He cared deeply about people as exhibited by his ability to help others. Chuck was generous and kind to his family and friends. He was a lover of books, food, music and animals, especially his dog, Brandy.
From: The Daily Press December 14, 2007
GLOUCESTER - Charles 'Chuck' Averette Mitchell III, 50, went to his Heavenly home Dec. 12, 2007, at Sentara CarePlex Hospital.
He was retired from the Hampton City Fire Department after 17 years of service as a medic/firefighter. Chuck was a member of Newington Baptist Church. He cared deeply about people as exhibited by his ability to help others. Chuck was generous and kind to his family and friends. He was a lover of books, food, music and animals, especially his dog, Brandy.
From: The Daily Press December 14, 2007
He was retired from the Hampton City Fire Department after 17 years of service as a medic/firefighter. Chuck was a member of Newington Baptist Church. He cared deeply about people as exhibited by his ability to help others. Chuck was generous and kind to his family and friends. He was a lover of books, food, music and animals, especially his dog, Brandy.
From: The Daily Press December 14, 2007
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