It was a real pleasure to have worked on different projects together back in the Pratt days.
Such a great and talented person. One of the good guys for sure, he will be missed. My
most sincere condolences to the family.
Having Dustin as a friend came with the added bonus of getting to know his father. Chet always treated us so well, and genuinely cared about how we were doing. May he be remembered for the kind man he was.
A person of quite demeanor, Chet was always willing to help family and friends in time of need. Professionally, he was a talented engineer who worked at Pratt Whitney Aircraft for over 40 years. My best memories of him relate to his ability to diagnose and repair “experienced” cars and trucks. He always knew what to do – and how to do it. He also knew location of the best clam flats for “clamming” when Elaine and I would visit him and Laura at their vacation home in Cape Cod. He will be sorely missed…
So sorry to hear of Chet's passing. He was a kind and gentle soul and will be missed by many!
In 2005, Jim and I were on our honeymoon in Venice, Italy. Luckily, Chet and Laura were vacationing there at the same time. It was a lovely way to spend time with them in such a magical place!
Love you uncle Chet, I will always remember all the stripers we caught, to all the steamer that we used to battle over with baba. You truly were the best uncle anyone could ever ask for, you always got our families together to make our holidays special for all of us. Thank you for everything you taught me in life!!!!! Rest in peace uncle Chet
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