Charles Wormick - Roberson Funeral Home

Charles Wormick

February 4, 1945 - May 23, 2009

Charles was born February 4, 1945 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and moved to Port Charlotte in 2001 from Philadelphia, PA. He was a veteran of the United States Army. Charles was a bartender at the Port-O-Call Bait and Tackle in Port Charlotte, FL. He loved Harley Davidson Bikes and enjoyed riding them often. He will be missed by all who loved and knew him.

He is survived by his loving wife of 38 years, Michelina Wormick; a daughter, Sandra Wormick of Port Charlotte; a sister, Edythe Babeski of Naples.

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Micky and Sandy, We are very sorry to hear about Chuck. While it has been a while, Chuck was a big part of our lives for many years. There were just so many great times on the water. I still talk about some of our experiences with Chuck. We want to wish you the best in coping with his loss. He will be remembered by many.

Chuck, you will be so missed by so many it is just amazing how many lifes you have thouched,you have been such a good freind through the years and a GOD send when we needed you most.Our hearts break that we have no more time together. We love you Big Guy.

chuck is more like a brother i loved being around him he made us all laugh i will never forget him the memories ill always have of him are imbedded deep inside he was the best chopper chuck i sometimes called him i miss him all ready ride with god brother we love you .

I will always hear Squeek's voice no matter where we ride or gather. I know he will always be there with us because he won't ever want to miss a party! I'll always be your Duct Tape girl! Always in my heart...

My prayers are with you all. I am so sorry to hear of this passing. But I am sure that he is up there amusing everyone with his charm. He is probably asking God Are you spinning? You will be deeply missed Chuck!!!!!!

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We are so sorry for your loss. We wish we could be there for you. Chuck will be sadly missed by all. In the short time that we knew him we could always count on Chuck for a laugh and a good time. Port-a-Call will never be the same. I will miss starting my day with Chuck and a hot cup of coffee.

Dear Micki and Sandy. We are so sorry. Chuck was one of the nicest guy we've met down here. We will miss his laughter. Frank use to say he was going to see Chuck for his therapy. He's now riding the biggest Harley heaven as ever seen. We love you Chuck.

Mick and Sandy, Chucky will be surely missed. He made so many people laugh. POC will never be the same without him.He is loved by so many and has been there whenever we needed anything. We will always be here for you both.

Chucky will be missed by more people and for more reasons than any of us might have imagined. He was a unique individual and a true friend to all that knew him. We all are better for having known him-ride well my friend.

I want to thank everyone for there support. Chuck lived life to the fullest.He went out with a bang.I will miss those who can't make it and Iwill see the rest on Saturday.Chuck will really love this Party. Chuck is going to be upset I started wearing is HD shirts.

Mickey and Sandy, our thoughts go out to you. Chucky was such a fun person to be around; we'll always remember that Sunday trip up river with Brad when Chucky's boat kept getting stuck in the mud and also that Philly Cheesesteak party at Skip and Joan's house. He will be greatly missed. See you Saturday to honor his memory.

Dear Nicky & Sandra Sorry to here about Chuck. He was a good freind and will be missed. I will miss hearing his squeeky voice and his big smile. Our prayers and thoughts are with you. Pat and Dick Higgins

Hi Sandy and Mickey, I'm so sorry for your loss. I remember all the fun sleep overs. At your house it Philadelphia. You and your mom are in my thoughts and prayers. Can you please email me Sandy. I miss talking to you. flammingfire2926@gmail.com

Good bye to my good friend. I could never forget you. How could I? I am still paying some of the tickets we got!! It was always an adventure with Squeak - especially the short cuts - how much gas you got? We'll miss the hurricane victim terribly. He was an original. Our love to Micky and Sandy.

Dear Micky& Sandy:We are so sorry to hear about chuck. Bill always called him SQUEAKY.He was remembering all the good times he was having on and off the water with CHUCK. Very glad you are surrounded by good loving friends.TAKE CARE.BILL& MARIAN CROFT.

Dear Mickey & Sandy, We are so sorry to here about Squeaky, Our thoughts and prayers are with you. He was such a great person, we were so lucky to know him in all of our lives. Best wishes.

I will miss him very much he was a really good friend also I will miss having coffee with him in the mornings I worked . So sorry for your loss Micky and Sandy.

I've known Squeak for a life time. We grew up together and were in the Army together. I could write a book, but space is limited. The memories I, as well as others have!Rock on SQUEAK!Our prayers are with you both .

Chuck was an original. There will never be another like him. The voice and different color sneakers wow, I will never forget him.

SQUEAKY,A TRUE ONE OF A KIND, A PLEASURE TO HAVE KNOWN HIM,A TRUE BIKER AND FRIEND, I WILL ALWAYS THINK ABOUT. WHAT A GREAT GUY! ZEAK, ROD+ANA

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We will never forget Squeakie. We new him on the Deleware River & at Mears Point Marina. We had many good times up at Warners Cove w/ JC also. JC passed several years ago. We all used to drink his JET JUICE The memories were one of a kind & one of a life time......... God Rest His Soul..........Fred & Betty Ann (FREDTYANN II)

Hey Dad its me your other daughter from philly i will miss u dearly u were the best and the funniest ill never forget our little jokes especcially from the boat ever weekend and mr ducks our vacations were great and ill never forget them love ya lots and miss ya tons

The summer I spent with Aunt Mickey and Uncle Chuck was the most memmorable and fun of my childhood, haulin' steel in the old emeryville, going to the Reading fairgrounds to see the modifieds run, and going to the Bee Hive for dinner (and loosening the salt & pepper shakers every time) I'll miss Uncle Chuck but I'll never forget him.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.