Notification of Mr. Bucks passing. Updates at end

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From: Larry Oden
Sent: Feb 8, 2015 3:12 PM
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Subject: Chuck Buck has passed away

Friends,
Many of you may already know this but Chuck Buck left this world late Friday night to spend eternity with his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Our loss is Heaven's gain and he will be missed greatly. Funeral arrangements are pending and I expect them to be made public sometime Monday. Please keep Lori, CJ, Heidi, Marilee, Joe and the rest of the Buck family in your prayers. Obviously, there are also many Buck Knives employees who are greatly saddened by Chuck's passing. He was loved by so many and a highly respected man. The entire cutlery world has lost an icon.

BCCI members, the March newsletter is at the printer. The June issue will primarily consist of tributes and remembrances of Chuck. I encourage you to email your thoughts, stories and remembrances to John (or me) for inclusion in that issue. We have lost a friend whose support was incalculable.

Best regards,
Larry

Will post other info when I receive it.

300Bucks
 
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If you wish to tell a Chuck Buck story lets put them all here so John and Larry can pick them for newsletter. If you already posted a good one please copy and move to this thread for ease of gathering.... I bet a few of you up in the factory area will attend funeral, if you could make some kind and discrete photos for the rest of us to view, it would be appreciated. 300
 
This is a good suggestion as many of us are a long ways from Idaho and have prior comments. So, please respectfully, tastefully help us pay our last respects to an old friend. Thanks, David & Leesa
 
From Buck's facebook page, linked here: https://www.facebook.com/Buckknives





Buck Knives, Inc. - Official Page




A Celebration of Life for Chuck Buck will be held at 2:00 PST on Friday, February 13th in Post Falls, Idaho at Real Life Ministries Church. This service will be open to the public. Real Life is located at 1866 North Cecil Road, Post Falls, ID 83854/ 208-777-7325.

The family will also be having a Memorial Service in San Diego, CA on May 13, 2015. Chuck will be laid to rest in his family plot there. More details to come on this Memorial, but it will also be open to the public.

The Buck family appreciates each and every one of you for your devotion to the brand and to the family. We would like to thank everyone for their condolences and for sharing their stories about Chuck.
 
Above is notification of Buck funeral services. Any additional information I will share it in this thread. Also if anyone else gets additional information please post it here....Thanks

300Bucks
 
I didnt know Mr. Chuck Buck or ever had the pleasure to meet the man. But I felt like I knew him through his messages, his videos, and through my fellow members here. He felt like a Grandfather that was hardened by years of hard work yet had a soft heart. The kind of man we blue collar folks hope to grow up and be like.

My heart and prayers go out to CJ and Joe and their families. We're thinking about you.
 
All,



A Celebration of Life for Chuck Buck will be held at 2:00 PST on Friday, February 13th in Post Falls at Real Life Ministries Church. This service will be open to the public. Real Life is located at 1866 North Cecil Road, Post Falls, ID 83854/ 208-777-7325.



The family will also be having a Memorial Service in San Diego, CA on May 13, 2015. Chuck will be laid to rest in his family plot there. More details to come on this Memorial, but it will also be open to the public.



In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Franklin Graham’s Samaritan’s Purse; www.samaritanspurse.org; or by calling 1-800-528-1980. Please ask that the call be directed to donations in honor of Charles T. Buck.


Also the Sportsman Channel will re-run the show "Edge of a Legend" about Mr. Buck on Next Thursday and Next Saturday the 19th and 21st.


300
 




Only time I have ever met him. Had this signed at the show back in '09. He was fun to talk to and will be greatly missed in the knife world.
 
I carried a Buck 110 every day in the Army. It was one of the first things I bought when I went on active duty. When I retired, that Buck 110 retired even though it has many more years to go than me.

My condolences to the Buck family. The knife world has lost a legend; the nation, a great patriot; the military, a great friend.
 
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