
Charles Hurt
November 26, 1926 - June 02, 2013
Obituary
Charles A. Hurt, 86, of Roundup, passed away on Sunday, June 2, 2013. Chuck was born in Crescent, Oklahoma the son of Charlie and Mary Lou (Roberts) Hurt. He attended schools in Oklahoma, graduating from high school in Woodward. In July of 1945, Chuck joined the U.S. Army and served in the Pacific Theater. In 1947 he was honorably discharged. For a short time, Chuck farmed before going to work for Continental Oil Company, where he was employed for 25 years. After his retirement, he purchased a business in Roundup. In 1957, Chuck met and married his beloved Daisy Bartlett. They have been companions ever since. Golfing, fishing, hunting and camping were his hobbies and he enjoyed each one to the fullest. After he sold his business in Roundup, Chuck went back to work for Conoco as an inspector where he traveled to various states during that employment before retiring for a second time. He was preceded in death by his parents and his step-mother, Iva. He leaves behind his loving wife Daisy; son Charles and Nancy; three grandchildren: Kelly and Skyler Sander, Cara (Morey) Hutchison, Charles (Chuckie) and Kasie Hurt; five great-grandchildren: Katon Mackey, Jake Sander, Kade and Mattie Hutchison, Harper Hurt as well as several brothers and sisters-in-law. Chuck was a loving, devoted husband, father and grandfather. Service: Memorial services for Chuck will be 11:00 a.m. Saturday, June 8, 2013 at the Roundup United Methodist Church.
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Doreen Anhorn
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It was with great sadness that I read about Chuck's passing. I have some great memories of working for him and Daisy; and also of a long, fun friendship with them. The world needs more Chuck Hurts. He will be missed by many. He was a wonderful man. My deepest condolences to Daisy and the family.
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Jon & Pam Tooley
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Our sincerest condolences to the Hurt Family! Charlie Hurt always had that winning smile and never met a stranger! Am very proud to say that he mentored me as a controller 38 years ago and for his patience I will always remain greatful. Then in later years we worked together as inspectors. Never was a dull moment around Charlie and always had a way of lifting one's spirits! Charles you most certainly had a Father whom you could be very proud of and Daisy he Loved You Very Very Much! God Speed Charlie Hurt and May God Bless his family!
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Jodi Isom
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I have so many good memories of Chuck that I couldn't possibly put them all in here. One of my favorites was when he and Daisy would go to the Lucky Star on friday nites for Pizza and a good time and he would sing "Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer true, I'm half crazy all for the love of you." And he truly was. I will miss seeing him every day out in the yard and his beautiful smile.
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Tom and Vickie Goodwin
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We were so blessed to have known this special man. God bless you and give you comfort during this time. Love and prayers always, Tom and Vickie
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Pam Tooley
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Dear Daisy, I am so glad I was able to visit with you & Charlie while I was in Billings. I am so sorry for your loss, Charlie was one of a kind & loved by so many people. May all your wonderful memories of your time together sustain you at this difficult time. Rely on your friends now Daisy & take care. Friends always, love Pam
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Virgil and Cindy McHenry
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Our condolences go out to Daisy and the family. He was an awesome guy. Glad we were able to know him.