Chuck Lynn Tiffee

He was Born to William B and Aldene Tiffee on November 2, 1953 in Roxton TX, Chuck was a devoted husband, a proud father, grandfather, great grandfather, brother, uncle, son, and father-in-law. He was always ready to lend a helping hand and never asked for anything in return.

Chuck Married his soulmate Terri Tiffee on September 30,1989. This is when the families grew and Chuck and Terri joked about being the Brady Bunch family.

Chuck is survived by his wife Terri Tiffee, daughter Lisa Hernandez (Donny), daughter Cheryl Barragan (Emiliano), son Brian Tiffee, son Brent (Christy), son Christoper, and daughter Heather Ansley. His 14 grandchildren Donny Jr. (Allie), Elizabeth, Crystal, and Jaden Hernandez, Jasmine Ventura (Jesse), Raymond and Monica Garcia, Angelica Juarez (Edgar), Ashton Habta, Kailie, Dylan, Kashlyn Ansley, Grace Jauregui, and Peyton Trojacek. He had 11 great grandchildren. Brother Virgil Tiffee, (Marilyn) sister Carolyn Carter (Bear), sister MaryAnn Carter (Gary) (Gail Tiffee) Mother-in- Law Nancy Nelson, Brother-in-laws Todd and Travis Nelson, and Sister-in-law Toni Luneau. Chuck also had many extended family and friends who will miss him dearly.

Chuck preceded in death by his parents William B and Aldene Tiffee. Grandparents Alpheaus Bunion, Beulah May Baer Tiffee, Thomas Franklin and Mary Esther Speaks Holley.

Brother James Tiffee and sister Paula Conley. Grandson Joseph Hernandez, and great grandson Christian Muniz. Father-in-law Alvin Nelson, and brother-in-law Antone Luneau.

Chuck was hard working and dedicated. He worked 38 years for the same HVAC company last known as Johnson Controls. The company name changed several times throughout the years but he continued to stay through it all. Chuck retired in 2022 . Not because he wanted to but because the company ended up moving out of state. Despite his many responsibilities, he always made time for his family.

Though Chuck may not have liked being the center of attention, he deserves to have his life honored for the amazing person he was. He was the shining light in the lives of all that had the honor to know him. His journey on this earth was marked by love and compassion. He truly had the biggest heart for his loved ones. He put everyone before him and would help anyone in need. He touched everyone's heart. His passing has left a huge void in our hearts. But we are at peace knowing he is no longer in pain. Chuck was known for his infectious smile, tightest meaningful Tiffee hugs, and just an overall kind hearted loving person. He left a long lasting impact on all who crossed his path.

Chuck enjoyed fishing, collecting antiques, gardening, listening to country music, watching the Dallas Cowboy, and just spending quality time with his family. His love for fishing is something he shared throughout the years with his children, and grandchildren. His love and huge heart left a mark on us that will never fade.

Though Chucks passing brings great sorrow, we choose to remember Chuck for the beautiful life he lived. His legacy of love, strength, and compassion will live on in all of us.

He will be deeply missed and forever Cherished.