Birth date: Aug 13, 2013
Charles J. "Chuck" Guarco, 63, of Stafford Springs, CT, passed away on Tuesday, August 13, 2013 at his home. Chuck was born in Stafford Springs, CT, son of the late Aldo and Palmira (DaDalt) Guarco. He worked for the State of Conn Read Obituary
Dear John and family I am so sorry to hear of Chuck's passing he was a very fine gentleman. We used to spend quite a few times discussing his "other hobby". Chuck was a wonderful artist and craftsman and was raised by wonderful parents. May God be with you at this time and may Chuck rest in peace. God bless you Chuck. Tony Ostrowski, Friend
Chuck, he was a very close friend. I enjoyed very long visits that he always showed his hospitality and insightful conversations that left me thinking how he was right after all. We spent many long afternoons at the range, usually more shooting the shit than shooting. I enjoyed his humor and laugh and conviction about the government, 99 weeker and personal responibliy. I'll miss all our conversations and I'll sure miss him, thanks for being my friend!
We are so sorry to hear of your loss both my husband Rick and I worked with Chucky. He was quite colorful and a really great guy with a big heart, he flew his own way but wouldn't we all be a little happier to follow some of that philosophy.. Best to your family and may he rest peacefully
Haven't seen Chuck for years, but will always remember the big smile on his face. Worked with him for a short while.RIP Chuck
I worked with Chuck a long time ago at Tyco. Chuck had an incredible artistic talent that I admired. We built the "first" 15 1/2 ft prototype geodesic dome in my backyard after Chuck described the idea to me and got my interest peaked. We spent hours and days cutting scrap wood we got from Charlie Wilsons on the table saw and preparing the pieces for proper angles. Haven't seen Chuck in many years and am sorry for your loss.
Chuck and I worked at the old Stafford Printers together, and became good friends.
Many fun stories could be told!! I remember he painted alot of the Stafford guys motorcycle tanks, and they looked fantastic! He was always a great person to be around. Rip Chuck
To Chuck's Family,
We were very saddened to hear of Chuck's recent passing. Together we shared many laughs and fun times. I first met Chuck when he began working for the D.O.T at the Bolton Maintenance Garage. I always looked forward to our weekly phone conversations. Our phone conversations were quite interesting, as one would imagine. Chuck always knew how to lift one's spirits with his upbeat personality and unusual, almost eccentric, ideas. Chuck and I enjoyed each other's company while shopping at Dollar Tree and his favorite bargain store, Big Lots. It was always a pleasure to be in Chuck's company, no matter if it was at work or in his one-of-a-kind dome. Chuck had no problem making friends due to his unique personality and outlook on life. It was a pleasure to have had Chuck as a friend, he will be sorely missed.
From Stanley Lucas and Kenny Griffin
John & Judy,
I haven't seen Chucky in years but I will always remember his interesting and unique personality! So sorry to hear he passed away.
Love & God Bless,
Gary & Barbara
