In Remembrance Of
Chuck Havens
Charles Glenn Havens age 91 of Camden Point, MO was born on 15 April 1933 in Kansas City, MO and passed away 26 July 2024 at the VA Hospital in KCMO. He was the son of John Glen Ross and Flora Lee Berry. He was one of six children.
Chuck wore many hats during the 91 years he was alive. Military life, farming, trucking, head of maintenance at Marriott and maintaining the security equipment at KCI. He was also a great handyman that could fix many things. If he couldn’t figure out how to fix something he would sleep on it and in the morning know how to fix it. Chuck also had a love for fishing and could be found fishing on the Platte River with his fishing buddy Bill.
On ground hog day, 2 February 1991 Chuck was united in marriage to Judith Ann Wycoff.
After Chuck and Judy were married Chuck found the Lord and was Baptized at the Camden Point Baptist Church.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his sisters Jean Thomas, Shirley Keirns, and Patricia Mejia, his brother Larry Blatt Jr., son Charles Glen Havens Jr., two grandchildren, a great -grandchild, a great-great grandchild and two brothers in law.
Left to cherish his memories is his loving wife, Judy, his sister Marvelle (Ronald) Cole, his children, Kenny (Sherri) Havens, John Miller, Fred (Kerry) Miller, Vicky (Everett) Marshall, Randy (Brenda) Havens, Chris Shultz, Teresa White, seventeen grandchildren, eighteen great-grandchildren, seven great-great grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral Services: 11:00 a.m. Saturday, August 10th at the Camden Point Baptist Church with visitation one hour prior to the service.
Inurnment: Camden Point Cemetery
Only time and tears will lessen our grief
You’ll be forever in our hearts…miss you.
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Service Details
10:00 a.m. Saturday, August 10, 2024 at Camden Point Baptist Church
11:00 a.m. Saturday, August 10, 2024 at Camden Point Baptist Church
Comments & condolences
5 comments
Jenna White
I loved my grandfather as if he was my own father for telling me stories from his past and they were really fascinating, cool, and made me honored to hear them, even if some were very sad and terrifying that he shared when he was in the Korean War.
The best thing that I remember very clearly, was when I was 9 or 10 years old when he took me fishing for the first time. I was so tired that early morning, but being with my grandpa and getting to know him more, and having fun was all I wanted. The sunrise was awesome to see. I’ve never truly seen the sun rise before. I caught and released Rainbow Trout, saw tons of nature that I never seen with my own eyes. I’m really happy that I was adopted into this family and got to have him in my life. I miss him terribly. I love you grandpa!
Karen Martin
So sorry for your loss. My deepest sympathy to you may God keep you in his arms.
Pat Ross
Judy. I am so sorry for your loss, prayers for you and the family
John- Friend
Offering Prayers of Love and Support
for the family of Mr. Havens.
Mr. Havens was a True Christian –
May he now rest in Peace with our Lord, Jesus Christ.
don glasscock
sounds like He led a full life. prayers to the family. GOD BLESS.