Mr. Charles Edwen Verostko

Birth date: Nov 5, 1931 Death date: May 15, 2017

Mr. Charles Edwen Verostko, 85, passed away on May 15, 2017 in Webster, Texas. He was born on November 5, 1931 to John and Mary Verostko in Tarrs, Pennsylvania. Charles earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemistry at Saint V Read Obituary

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Barry Finger

431w ago

As was the case for so many others like me, Chuck was a mentor and a friend that truly stands out in my life. He helped shape me into the engineer that I am today. His patience while teaching me the finer points of chemistry was very much appreciated and his willingness to teach others who wanted to learn was exceptional. And I learned a lot more about life from Chuck than just chemistry. He was truly a good man who lived his life in service to his family. All the best to you Chuck and your family!

Raul Blanco

432w ago

Chuck is the reason that I am at NASA (and have had many blessings as a result). About 22 years ago, I asked his son, Jeremy, to see if he could give me a JSC tour. He graciously agreed and afterwards I knew that NASA had to be my career. Chuck was a wonderful man who also raised a great son.

Stefanie

432w ago

Chuck was my neighbor for the past several years, & a great one at that! Always a smile and a wave & most times a short conversation. Such a sweet man to me & my family. I will miss him dearly! We can play some tennis when we meet again my sweet friend!

Jeremy

433w ago

Dad and I in Bali!

Judy Willhoite

435w ago

I was Chuck's secretary at NASA JSC for a number of years. He was always so kind and thoughtful. We continued our friendship after retirement. Chuck was so devoted to his family and was so proud of them. He will be missed. Love, Judy Willhoite

Jim Mc Barron

436w ago

Worked with Charles for many years in the Crew Systems and later Crew and Thermal Systems Division. He was always very friendly and cooperative when asked to support space suit development tasks, which were almost always accomplished on time and we'll done. Remember his pleasant smile....

Mary Temple

436w ago

Please accept our sincere condolences on the death of your brother, Charles. We are thinking of you and your family at this time, and hope you have many wonderful memories of your lifetime with your brother.

Kindest regards,

Mary and Bob Temple

Andrew Verostko

436w ago

Created a new album - New Album Name.

Jackie Reese

436w ago

I really enjoyed chatting with Chuck. He never lost his Pennsylvania accent, so hearing him was like having a visit back home. He loved his kids and his work here at NASA. He'll be missed.

Jackie Reese

Larry Kuznetz

436w ago

Chuck was one of the first people I met when I started at NASA in 1966. He was warm, welcoming, and different from almost everyone I've met. Through the years we kept in contact, had occasional lunches, and many laughs about our coworkers and personal situations. Although we did not meet that much, I always considered Chuck one of my close friends because I could share anything with him and vice versa. I was well aware of Chuck's personal trials and tribulations at home and his family struggles. It was clear he devoted himself and much of his life to helping those closest to him, despite the obvious consequences. And his behavior he became a model for how we all should act under less than ideal circumstances and he'll above all else family is precious. It is a lesson I have never nor will ever forget. Thank you Chuck for all you have done for all you have met. You will be missed. Larry Kuznetz

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