Birth date: Feb 16, 1939 Death date: Aug 3, 2018
Charles Daniel “Chuck” Norton, Sr., CMSgt (ret) 79, of Hawkinsville, passed peacefully away on Friday, August 3, 2018. Memorial Services will be held on Sunday, August 26, 2018, at 3:00 p.m. in the chapel at Watson-Hunt Funeral Ho Read Obituary
Chuck was a giving person.He helped my husband get through some red tape to get his disability from his affect with agent orange.My husband is also buried at Andersonville,so when I go to visit again but will thank Chuck again.My prayers are with the family.R.I.P. Chuck
So sorry for your loss. Condolences to the family. The Ammo Community loses another great Ammo Chief, we will be celebrating the life of a good man and mourning his passing with you.
RIP Chief, prayers for the family.
Keeping Team Norton in my thoughts and prayers! Saluting Chief's legacy and grateful for his Servant Leadership!
Dovie - so sorry for your loss. I did not know Chuck very well but heard of his excellent Military service. I know you and Hawkinsville will miss him.
Sincere sympathies to the Norton family. I very much admired Chuck for his military service and the gentlemanly way he always conducted himself. It was a pleasure to see him at our class reunions and engage in conversation about many subjects. I like his choice of Andersonville as a final resting place.
Gone too soon Chuck. Thanks for all you did for your fellow veterans. I am sure God has a special place for you. Even tho I did not know you personally, I feel I know you for all you did. Thanks for all you gave to others. RIP Brother.
Thoughts and prayers are with you. I'll always miss my sweet cousin.
Sue and I send our condolences and our prayers. We were saddened to hear of the loss of such on great and honorable man. Both of us had the pleasure of working with Chuck during his time on base as a civilian. He was an inspiring individual and his "can do" attitude was amazing. He leaves a wonderful legacy.
To Chuck's Family, my deepest condolences. Their was none better than Chuck -- he exemplified every word of the CHIEF's CREED! His aura made everyone he helped remember him. He helped me when I retired and I sent many of my fellow Airmen his way -- he helped them all -- on his own with no compensation. Lord he will be missed... I can hear his voice now...AMMO CHIEF -- OUT!!! With a heavy heart, CMSgt (Ret) Dianne Bowe
