Everett Lee (Chuck) Cannon
Everett Lee (Chuck) Cannon, 77, a longtime resident of Alvin, Texas, died peacefully at his home, after attending Sunday Church, with his loving wife by his side on June 11, 2017. Chuck was born November 22, 1939, to John and Nancy Cannon in Edna, Texas. He was a loyal member of the Heights Baptist Church. Chuck served proudly in the US Air Force, loved his country, and was proud to be a veteran. He loved RVing and traveling across the country; he was an avid fisherman and a great outdoorsman and served with the Volunteer Christian Builders. Chuck was preceded in death by his parents; brothers and sisters George (Ed) Cannon, JT Cannon, Bonnie Ray Cannon, Pauline Saludis, Cora Ashwood, Mary Gibson, Emily Scott, Gertrude Thigpen, Betty McBride and nephew Melvin W. James, Jr.
Chuck is survived by his loving and caring wife of 34 years, Cherlyn F. Cannon; his children, John Cannon, Terri Vial and husband Mike Vial, Ginger Cannon, and Barbara Ellis; his loving sisters, Margaret James and husband Melvin, and Birdie Goodman and husband Charles; grandchildren, Ashley Cannon, Matthew Vial, Anna Vial, Shelby Cannon, Taylor Cannon, and Jacob Cannon; great-grandchildren Jesscilynn Hampshire and Luke Shelby; niece Mary Scrubbs and husband George; nephew Michael James and wife Letha; and many nieces, nephews and great-nieces and nephews. He was a loving husband, father, grand-father, great-grandfather, brother, uncle and friend.
A memorial service in his honor will be held 11:00 am, Thursday, June 15, 2017, at the Heights Baptist Church, Alvin, Texas, with a memorial visitation prior 9:30 am – 11:00 am.
In lieu of flowers please send donations to the Hope Clinic – Chuck supported and believed in the ministry they do. www.thehopeclinic.org.
Cherlyn and family. I am so sorry for your loss. I know Chuck has had a very long journey and that it has been a difficult one. I will continue to prayer for you and your family for peace and comfort.
Beverly Cain
It was my sincerest pleasure to know you, Chuck. Rest easy now, in the loving arms of Jesus. We’ll do our best to carry on and watch out for those you love.
Cherlyn,
For you and your family, my most sincere condolences to share in the loss of your Chuck. Despite his struggles, seems he enjoyed life, and you were a great part of that for and with him.
Cousin Stu B.
Our dear friend,
Chuck loved the Lord and was so thankful for all that God had done for him! He was so ready to go home to be with Jesus.
I pray that our heavenly Father will comfort your grieving heart in the days ahead and please know that you’re in our thoughts and prayers.
My sincere condolences to you, Cherlyn, and your family on the loss of your husband. I pray that God sends his loving comfort to you all.
Love, Judi Braud Byers
Uncle Chuck was like a big brother to me. From playing football together in Jr. high school to fishing, spending Sundays watching football and all those conversations about Jesus and the bible in our later years. I will miss him but I will be there on those golden streets with him some day soon.
Barbara, we are so sad to hear about your loss. You spoke of your Dad often so I know the special place he will always hold in your heart. Please know you are in our prayers. May you find God’s peace as you get through this difficult time. Much love… Dave & Charlotte
Cher,
Larry and I are so sorry for your loss. Our sincere condolences to you and the extended family. We pray for God’s love and peace during this time.
Cherlyn and Barbara,
My prayers are with you in your time of loss. Chuck is good now, in the hands of the “fisher of men”, probably trying to tell him the best “lure” to use! LOL! Time will help heal the wounds of your loss, but we will always remember Chuck. May you be blessed and comforted.il.c
Cheryln so sorry for your loss.
We are so sorry to learn of your loss. Uncle Everett was a good man. We loved him. Hugs and prayers.