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Opening Prayer
Song “Old Rugged Cross”
Obituary
CHARLES CLARK ‘CHUCK’ ANDERSON
Mr. Charles Clark ‘Chuck’ Anderson, age 70, of Bonifay, FL passed away February 19, 2018 at Washington Rehab and Nursing in Chipley, Florida.
He was born January 29, 1948 in Alliance, Ohio to the late Francis Clark Anderson and Anna Grace Hoffman Anderson.
Family
Chuck loved his family and understood the importance of family.
Job
Worked in the Family Business, Diesel mechanic, Heavy Equipment operator (Neil Spear).
Loved tractors, old tractors!
Hobby
He loved to fly and eared his pilot licence at the age of 16.
Civic
President of Chamber of Commerce
Big part of developing the Tri-county airport.
Terminal is named after him.
Member of Kiwanis and work faithfully at the All Night Sing and the Rodeo.
Faith
Chuck was saved and baptized June 9th 1984 at Vernon Assembly of God.
April 29, 1990 his join First Baptist Bonifay.
Served on the Transportation Committee and was faith to keep our Bus and Vans running great.
Served the church on Mission Trips, Disaster Relief, and Youth trip.
Health
About 10 years ago Chuck’s health declined and life became very difficult.
He spent the last 10 years at Washington Rehab and Nursing.
The family is very thankful for the care that he recieved for this facility.
He was a fighter and made the best of a difficult situation.
With all the disability that can from his health problems, His smile was never disabled!
On February 19th he want home to Jesus and recieved his new body and this body is forever.
Survivors
Chuck is survived by his
wife
Kathy Anderson of Bonifay, FL;
Seven children,
Angie Bush and husband Eric of Chipley, FL,
Niki Crawson and husband Duane of Bonifay, FL,
Chrissy Lindine and husband Angelo of Virginia Beach, VA,
Kelley Grenon and wife Kay of Troy, AL,
Dustyn Grenon of New Orleans, LA,
Patrick Grenon of Juneau, AK,
Amanda Chipman of Tallahassee, FL;
one sister,
Ruth Smith and husband Harry,
husband Harry, father-in-law and mother-in-law, Roland T. and Kathleen Kelley
father-in-law and mother-in-law,
Roland T. and Kathleen Kelley
Six grandchildren.
Song” I Can Only...”
Message
Chuck had reasons to be tempted with doubt but chose to walk by faith.
Even with his health was failing he trusted God.
He was a man that was calm in the mist of the storm.
Chuck walked by Faith.
Hebrew chapter 11 teaches us about faith.
Chuck lived this passage.
Chuck walked by Faith.
Here are the ways he should his faith.
1. Faith is trusting God, even when we cannot see.
It’s hard to see God in sickness, pain, and suffering, but through it all this man trusted God.
Most people want to walk my sight, Chuck walked by faith through the valley.
Look at the examples in these Scripture.
Heb.
11:7-
2. Faith is trusting God, even when it does not make sense.
I do not understand why Chuck health declined and spent 10 years in chipley rehab.
There are many things in life we do not understand.
Baby’s die, children go to school and never come home, good people get sick and die and bad people sometimes live long lives.
But even though some things in Chuck’s life did not make sense the still trusted God my faith.
Heb.
11:17-
3. Faith is trusting God, even when we suffer.
Heb.
11:32-4
Song: Amazing Grace
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