Death date: Nov 9, 2021
Lewis C. “Chuck” Shamback, III, 71, of Eastford, CT, passed away on Tuesday, November 9, 2021. He was born in Hartford, CT, son of the late Lewis C., II and Beverly (Hughes) Shamback. Chuck served our country in the United States Read Obituary
Hi Gail,
So very sorry to read of Chuck’s passing. I remember him as Chucky, our neighbor, along with you, your dog (Peter?) and your parents. For many years we had a few Captains chairs that your Dad made for my Mom. A lot of fond memories from Marshall Rd. including washing your Camaro (or Firebird??). You all will be in my prayers. Much solace to you during this time.
Jeff Blake and family
We are so sorry for your loss. I met Chuck over 30 years ago when he and Mary attended The Gathering In Christ church is Hampton. He was a kind, gentle man of God with always an encouraging word and an infectious sense of humor. He will be greatly missed down here, but lives on joyfully in his final home with his beloved savior, Jesus. Our condolences and prayers to all of the family, but also sending a special hug for wife Juli and stepson, Ernie.
With love, from the Glow family
So sorry for our loss! Always love seeing and talking to Chuck (and Julie and Paulie) on the pond! I miss seeing them swimming and hearing his fishing stories and tips he would give me. He would be catching fish like crazy right next to me, and I would be catching nothing! Devine intervention? Maybe...More likely, he just had skills. A very good man! He will be missed!
Condolences from the Harveys
Chuck had such a contagious laugh and a beautiful smile. His first wife Mary was good friends with My mother a few years before and up until her untimely death. I was a teen at the time, it was in the 90's. It was that beautiful laugh and smile I fondly remember. My condolences to all who will be heavily affected by his absence. Prayers of peace, love and understanding.
I remember getting up at 2am to go fishing with Chuck in Hartford. We didn't catch anything but we talked and shared stories of our lives. It was a wonderful time. He was such a joy to be around. One of the most honest and godly men I have ever known. This world and I share something in common - we were both made better by Chuck's life. - Stephen Mead
