Charles Arthur “Chuck” Farley, 77, died Saturday, October 31, 2015 at the Central Wyoming Hospice House in Casper, Wyoming.
Chuck was born January 21, 1938 in Ellendale, North Dakota the son of Edward Joseph and Frances Elizabeth (Hervey) Farley. He was raised and educated in Nebraska, where he graduated from high school. He was married to Margie Jean Lintz. Chuck worked for Wonder Bread as a manager for 27 years. He was past president and founding member of Central Wyoming Tractor Club. His passion was restoring and collecting antique tractors. He was an enthusiastic supporter of all his children and grandchildren with their endeavors with sporting events and activities. Chuck loved the outdoors and the mountains in particular. He was a volunteer for the Glenrock Fire Department, member of the Saint Louis Catholic Church, and was a past member of the Knights of Columbus.
Chuck is survived by his wife, Margie Farley of Rolling Hills, Wyoming; children, Duane (Debbie) Farley of Powell, Wyoming, Sharon (Daniel) Hutchins of Mesa, Arizona, Janice (Daniel) Allen of Hudson, Florida, Cheryl (Bruce) Young of Seattle, Washington, Ken (Margaret) Farley of Glenrock, and Randy (Tracie) Farley of Casper; siblings, Mary Jo Foesitch of Tecumseh, Nebraska, Margaret Scherrer of Limon, Colorado, Marjorie Scherrer of Colorado Springs, Colorado, George E. Farley of Henderson, Nevada, and Betty Huttenmeyer of Tecumseh; fifteen grandchildren; and seven great grandchildren.
Chuck was preceded in death by his parents.
© Douglas Budget November 5, 2015
Chuck was born January 21, 1938 in Ellendale, North Dakota the son of Edward Joseph and Frances Elizabeth (Hervey) Farley. He was raised and educated in Nebraska, where he graduated from high school. He was married to Margie Jean Lintz. Chuck worked for Wonder Bread as a manager for 27 years. He was past president and founding member of Central Wyoming Tractor Club. His passion was restoring and collecting antique tractors. He was an enthusiastic supporter of all his children and grandchildren with their endeavors with sporting events and activities. Chuck loved the outdoors and the mountains in particular. He was a volunteer for the Glenrock Fire Department, member of the Saint Louis Catholic Church, and was a past member of the Knights of Columbus.
Chuck is survived by his wife, Margie Farley of Rolling Hills, Wyoming; children, Duane (Debbie) Farley of Powell, Wyoming, Sharon (Daniel) Hutchins of Mesa, Arizona, Janice (Daniel) Allen of Hudson, Florida, Cheryl (Bruce) Young of Seattle, Washington, Ken (Margaret) Farley of Glenrock, and Randy (Tracie) Farley of Casper; siblings, Mary Jo Foesitch of Tecumseh, Nebraska, Margaret Scherrer of Limon, Colorado, Marjorie Scherrer of Colorado Springs, Colorado, George E. Farley of Henderson, Nevada, and Betty Huttenmeyer of Tecumseh; fifteen grandchildren; and seven great grandchildren.
Chuck was preceded in death by his parents.
© Douglas Budget November 5, 2015
Charles Arthur “Chuck” Farley, 77, died Saturday, October 31, 2015 at the Central Wyoming Hospice House in Casper, Wyoming.
Chuck was born January 21, 1938 in Ellendale, North Dakota the son of Edward Joseph and Frances Elizabeth (Hervey) Farley. He was raised and educated in Nebraska, where he graduated from high school. He was married to Margie Jean Lintz. Chuck worked for Wonder Bread as a manager for 27 years. He was past president and founding member of Central Wyoming Tractor Club. His passion was restoring and collecting antique tractors. He was an enthusiastic supporter of all his children and grandchildren with their endeavors with sporting events and activities. Chuck loved the outdoors and the mountains in particular. He was a volunteer for the Glenrock Fire Department, member of the Saint Louis Catholic Church, and was a past member of the Knights of Columbus.
Chuck is survived by his wife, Margie Farley of Rolling Hills, Wyoming; children, Duane (Debbie) Farley of Powell, Wyoming, Sharon (Daniel) Hutchins of Mesa, Arizona, Janice (Daniel) Allen of Hudson, Florida, Cheryl (Bruce) Young of Seattle, Washington, Ken (Margaret) Farley of Glenrock, and Randy (Tracie) Farley of Casper; siblings, Mary Jo Foesitch of Tecumseh, Nebraska, Margaret Scherrer of Limon, Colorado, Marjorie Scherrer of Colorado Springs, Colorado, George E. Farley of Henderson, Nevada, and Betty Huttenmeyer of Tecumseh; fifteen grandchildren; and seven great grandchildren.
Chuck was preceded in death by his parents.
© Douglas Budget November 5, 2015
Chuck was born January 21, 1938 in Ellendale, North Dakota the son of Edward Joseph and Frances Elizabeth (Hervey) Farley. He was raised and educated in Nebraska, where he graduated from high school. He was married to Margie Jean Lintz. Chuck worked for Wonder Bread as a manager for 27 years. He was past president and founding member of Central Wyoming Tractor Club. His passion was restoring and collecting antique tractors. He was an enthusiastic supporter of all his children and grandchildren with their endeavors with sporting events and activities. Chuck loved the outdoors and the mountains in particular. He was a volunteer for the Glenrock Fire Department, member of the Saint Louis Catholic Church, and was a past member of the Knights of Columbus.
Chuck is survived by his wife, Margie Farley of Rolling Hills, Wyoming; children, Duane (Debbie) Farley of Powell, Wyoming, Sharon (Daniel) Hutchins of Mesa, Arizona, Janice (Daniel) Allen of Hudson, Florida, Cheryl (Bruce) Young of Seattle, Washington, Ken (Margaret) Farley of Glenrock, and Randy (Tracie) Farley of Casper; siblings, Mary Jo Foesitch of Tecumseh, Nebraska, Margaret Scherrer of Limon, Colorado, Marjorie Scherrer of Colorado Springs, Colorado, George E. Farley of Henderson, Nevada, and Betty Huttenmeyer of Tecumseh; fifteen grandchildren; and seven great grandchildren.
Chuck was preceded in death by his parents.
© Douglas Budget November 5, 2015
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