Chuck was a junior at Kansas State University, in the College of Digital Arts. His artistic ability was derived from his creative line of thinking. Chuck joined the iTAC family on March 8, 2000, as a freshman, under the supervision of Larry Robertson. When he began he was the quiet one that didn't say much; of course this stage didn't last long.

In addition to the standard duties of being an iTAC consultant, Chuck took exceptional interest and a natural ability in 3d design, image design, video editing, administration of servers, and making himself a well-rounded individual. He became the iTAC encyclopedia, able to answer about any question that you could approach him with. Chuck always made time to help anyone he could, even when he didn’t have any extra time in his schedule.

When the work was done he enjoyed playing games with the rest of us. No matter how hard we tried or practiced, Chuck would always win whether it was fair or not. From sneak attacks to head shots, he would always find a way to prevail. Although Chuck reminded us time after time of his elite gaming skills, we all new that he was just trying to get a rise out of us.

The night of June 13, Chuck’s 21st birthday, was a one that will stick in everyone’s mind for those who were there and from the stories brought back to the office the following day. He went out on the town to have fun with his friends on his first big night in Aggieville. Chuck enjoyed pool, foosball, and the typical arcade driving game, as far as he can remember that night.

When we decided that we would like to honor Chuck through such a site, we began to look through all of our collections for possible video or pictures that may contain images of him. We noticed that in the numerous files that we looked through, we found the absence of Chuck. This was because of his interest in digital art. Chuck was always the one with the video camera or shooting the shots.

Chuck touched every single life that he encountered. He has changed everyone’s life, and will continue to through our memories. He will always be part of our iTAC family. We will be forever grateful for our time spent with Charles, Chuck, Chucko, conslt17.

With Love,
iTAC