Chuck used to come get me from school when I was in the Elementary school.  He'd take me for lunch every day.  He never left me out when the evening activities came around, either.  He'd always ask me if I wanted to join him and his pals to catch a movie.  He played chess with me, taught me a lot about computers, and he tried his hardest to make sure I had some culture in my life.  He used to take me shopping with him all the time, and he used to get me the best sneakers.  He is a great brother, and I miss him dearly now that he has moved to Baltimore.  Although I get to see him on occasion, it isn't nearly enough.  We correspond through the phone and e-mail, but he was the one that I was always the closest to, so his move was tough on me.  It was at an odd period of my life, when I was just coming out of an extremely long relationship.  Even though he was a few hundred miles away, he still made sure that I talked to him and that I was all right.  He's the kind of brother that any one would be proud to call "brother."

More about Chuck.  He graduated Valedictorian of his class in Walton with perfect grades.  He then went on to Hartwick, a private college, where he graduated at the very top of his class with a double major in English Lit. and Computer Science.  He is working as a programmer now, in the Baltimore/DC area.  He moved there after meeting his soul mate, Tom.  They are extremely happy together, and I wish them well throughout their natural lives.

Tom and Chuck have been together for several years now.  Tom is from Pennsylvania, the town of the ground hog!   Paunxitoni.  He is a certified teacher in Math and French.  Although is not practicing teaching in schools now, he still teaches.  Now, he is employed as a software instructor.  He has been in this field since he and Chuck made the move to MD.  Tom is also a super nice guy, and I am glad that Chuck picked him.  (Or, whoever picked the other!) Either way, they make a wonderful couple.  They are always doing something. traveling, eating out, going shopping ... always something.

And now for the pictures.  I don't have a lot of pictures on this page right now, but I plan on adding some soon.  Just like in all of my pages, these pictures on this page are thumbnailed.  You can click on the picture to see a clearer, higher resolution image.  Then, simply click your browser's BACK button to return to this page for further viewing.
 
 
 

This Chuck and Mom at the harbor in Baltimore, in 1998.	This is a picture of Chuck and my mother's sister, Sue. I am not sure how old this is, but I would guess at 1987.
This is Chuck and Tom at my Grandmother's house. I believe this was 1998, also.	Here is Chuck at my place, in 1998.
Here Chuck is playing with my candles. I was hoping it would make him pee the bed, like the old saying, but it didn't. Oh well, he'll learn one of these days!	This is the night that McDonalds opened in Walton. And, of course, Chuck was "guest of honor." (that'll get me killed, but I liked it!!)
This is an older picture of Chuck. It was Christmas time around 1985. A treasured picture.	This is the unicorn lamp that Chuck got for Christmas. Again, I think this was around '85.
This is Chuck's Graduation picture. My, haven't the styles changed? I can't wait until my kids see my graduation pictures. Chuck will get his revenge!	Here Chuck receives his diploma.
Here is Tom, again. This was X-mas '98.	This is a picture of Chuck, my brother Tom and I. I think here, Chuck was around 10 years old. On each of us boy's pages, there is a picture with the three of us together, when we were younger.
Chuck and Tom, suited up!	At their old company's annual bash. They helped set up this party for the Co.

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