Charles Trembly

February 9, 1978 - November 21, 2020

Charles “Charlie” “Chuck” Trembly, age 42 of Westville, IN passed away unexpectedly on November 21, 2020. He was born on February 9, 1978 in Hobart, Indiana to Gilbert “Hippie” and Cherie (Woods) Trembly. Chuck is survived by his wife Michelle (Dore’) Trembly, children Nicholas and Skylar Trembly, Father Gilbert “Hippie” Trembly, mother Cherie (Woods) Trembly, sisters Catherine (Neil) Rai and Tamara (Tom) Howsare, brother Patrick (Nita) Trembly, loving in laws Andy (Linda) Dore’, Jason (Stephanie) Nichols, several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and his best-friend, furbaby Rizzo. Chuck worked for the Local 150 Operating Engineers for 13 years, and he was a veteran of the United States Air Force. He was also a certified scuba diver. Chuck was an incredible husband, dedicated father, loving son, and an all-around great guy. He was a fun-loving, adventurous person and his family remembers him for his love and passion for the ocean. He loved scuba diving, snorkeling, swimming with the dolphins, whale watching, and his amazing trip where he was finally able to swim alongside a whale shark. He also had a hobby of photography, golf, fishing, baseball (Cubbies), football (Colts & UCLA Bruins), and camping with his family. Chuck was a grill master. He will be remembered for his barbecue and smoking skills, 3 grills, smoker, and a blackstone griddle. He will be truly missed at every family gathering. He loved to travel with his family. He enjoyed visiting National Parks and most recently over the summer, he reached his childhood goal of visiting all fifty states. His wife will always remember all the memories they have made…...his little notes he would leave for his “Angel” under her pillow and around the house reminding her that he loved her with all of his heart. He was a true romantic. Chuck’s father remembers him most for their shared love of the Chicago Cubs and when they would go to Wrigley Field together. Also, the Canadian fishing trips they took. His mother will always remember how loving and caring her son was. Lastly, Rizzo will miss their long walks together. A private, family service will be held for him, a Celebration of Life will be held at a later date, and Edmonds and Evans entrusted with arrangements.