I have many great memories, but have few words right now. My love to all. I'll be remembering and introducing Uncle Chuck to the people of Canal Fulton, OH at next month's Veteran's Day ceremony.

- David Brown, Stow, OH

Carole, May GOD give you Comfort and Peace during this time. I remember Chuck as a strong spirited person. Condolences to your Family,

- Kim Horn Boulware, Guyton, Ga

I have enjoyed many visits with Chuck and Carol in New York, ST.louis, and Savanah and was happy to be able to play some golf, go to a Sand Fleas game, go watch shopping and enjoy many evenings just relaxing and watching a movie. Our prayers are with his family as we were greatly sorrowed to hear of his passing. Rich & Linda

- Richard Brown, Traverse City, Mi

Dear Carol and family, So sorry to hear of Chuck's passing. Just to let you know you will be in our prayers. He fought many battles in his life, he is now at rest in God's peace and love. Sincerely, colman and dorothy sili

- colman and dorothy sili, savannah, ga

I just read of Chuck's passing. He was a wonderful man of a generous spirit who supported so many people with quiet and dignity. I am a better person for having known him and worked with him. I am so sorry to hear of his passing. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

- Peter R. Doliber, Boston, MA

Carol and family, I am very sorry for your loss.

- Jeanne Macron, Ocean Gate, NJ

Dear Carol - Many great memories of times gone by. I am truly sorry I did not get to see Chuck one last time. He is at peace, and I know Graham was there to welcome him. My love to all of your family --You are in my heart.

- Nancy K. McKinnon, Decatur, Ga

I have lost a true Friend an the most professnal person I have had the privlage to work or serve with. Chuck was always on top of the situation whether on the fields of Vietnsm or on the campus at the University of Richmond. A fathfull partner that you could always depend on. No question were he resides today to continue watch over us all. "CHUCK, THANKS"

- Maj Gen (R) Tom Arwood, Hot Springs Village, AR

I met Chuck about 15 years ago when SysConn developed our web site. He was always smart, incisive and friendly. He had a great genuine smile. I fondly remember chatting with him at the JEA over the years, Hecwas always genuinely interested in was up to, and often had great advice to impart. Chuck was a warm, humane guy. I will remember him fondly.

- Jeff Kole, Savanbah, GA.

I was lucky enough to have Uncle Chuck in my life thru marriage. I am married to Carol's sister's son , Jim Greenlees. Getting to know the St Arnaud's over the past 35 years has been a wonderful blessing , as I feel that they are one of reasons Jim and I are still happily married. Witnessing the commitment that Uncle Chuck had to family, country , community , and friends was a gift I will always cherish , and in him a role model to both myself and my family. My love for him started when he along with Carol always opened their home to us , wherever they may have been residing . Whether is was New York City , San Francisco, Washington DC, we were young broke kids going on free vacations with views ot the Verranzano and Golden Gate Bridge, and always being welcomed with open arms. Watching Uncle Chuck watch Auntie Carol was amazing. The commitment he made to his country meant a lot a long trips away from his family. and he did it with such grace as he knew his partner would cover the slack. As the years went on, and children and grandchildren came along for us and Uncle Chuck and Carol, we didn't get to visit nearly as much, but every time I did have the pleasure, I always felt a connection to Uncle Chuck. He helped me tremendously when acquiring the accounting practice I had worked at for many years, buy coaching me and giving me the confidence in feeling good about my future. How lucky we have all been to have had him in our world. I was always in awe about not only what he accomplished in his life, but how he got there. One of my favorite books written by Tom Brokaw " The Greatest Generation" depicts heros older than my Uncle Chuck. I'll bet he's been exclusively invited to hang with them and they are sharing stories of our great country. My prayers and thoughts are with the St Arnaud family as life without is not going to be easy. I am so sorry for your loss. We all know that this wonderful man will be with us always.

- Mary Greenlees , Ormond Beach, Florida

Chuck was the first person to introduce me to the idea of the internet. We have been friendly with Chuck and Carol since we moved to Savannah. We all joined newcomers club and have remained friend for a long time. We will always remember him as a jovial, knowledgeable friend. We could always ask him about historic facts about Savannah and about all his different projects. I can see him sitting in his garage working on different projects. He will be missed. Roni & Harvey Libow.

- Roni & Harvey Libow, Savannah, GA

Chuck and I first met in the 5th grade at St. Nicholas School in Aurora. We seemed to be a match almost immediately. I remember spending time with him in the upstairs apartment cross cornered from St. Nicholas Bowling alley during his 5th and 6th grade years. He transferred to St. Therese as a 7th grader but that didn't stop our friendship as we didn't allow the distance to stop our bond. We both enrolled at the only Catholic high school available for boys in the Aurora area, Marmion Military Academy. We both did what we had to do to graduate. I always told everyone that Chuck and I entered as privates and left four years later as privates. Marmion did give us both a great background to be successful in life. The following September Chuck joined the Army and with my infinite wisdom thought he was making a mistake. He definitely proved me wrong. When Chuck moved to Trask St. he befriended a small group of boys from that area and soon I was included. Eventually two other boys joined the group to form what was referred to as "The Hungry Eight". From that group of eight a foursome with the two new members and Chuck and me became as one. Many of my fondest memories center around Butch, Ken, Chuck and my activities. I spent 45 years coaching baseball and basketball all from an initial suggestion from Chuck. I don't believe he thought I was a very good player myself and could better serve the games from the coaching box. He was probably right. Carol & Family I will include Chuck in my prayers and have a Mass said for him. I wish I could make it down there for the services as it really saddens my heart knowing I cannot be there. Don

- Don Jungels, Bristol, Il.

Dear Carol, I just heard and am so shocked and saddened. I didn't realize he was so ill. Even though I am so far away, I am here for anything you need. Just call me. You know I am up at all hours of the night. (smile) I also have free flights now and can come at a moments notice. I did so enjoy his photos. And I am so glad I got to know him while I was visiting you folks. 52 years is still not enough. Love ya, Shirley

- Shirley Beach Hofstra, Leawood, KS

I remember the good General as my Bn Commander on the 260 QM at HAAF GA. He was a conviction-driven commander;No Mission too difficult, no Sacrifice too great, Duty First!!! Thank you all for your service, My my thoughts to the family-I am honored to have served as his Army career counselor.

- Max Wallace, Garden City , GA

Chuck was so much fun to be with, to share jokes, to perform auctions with, and just play golf with. Always thinking of others, whenever the Army was featuring a fun event at Hunter AAF, he would invite everyone to join him, using his VIP status, seating was always the best. He will truly be missed. Dear Heavenly Father, Please accept Chuck into Your loving arms. Quickly give him a position of great responsibility, so he won't try to take over your title for a day. Please be with his family and friends as we all morn his loss. We ask for these Blessings in Christ Name. Amen

- Tom and Katherine Owens, Savannah, GA

I remember when the Good General helped me sit up my first e-mail address. I will always remember him as a first rate gentleman. I will miss his postings on Facebook. He will be missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family.

- Michael R. Childs, Watkinsville, GA

To carol, Jon, Jenifer and family. I am grateful and honored to have know Mr. St Arnaud. He was a man who I tried to emmulate and follow in my life. He was always there with kindness and wisdom. He will be missed and will be felt when my ability to navigate this life needs guidance. And Mrs. St. Arnauld you were there to help me as well. I will always be grateful for you and your children's friendship. My deepest condolences and my prayers are with you. Godbless you all and he will be with the Lord. Guiding the soldiers in heaven. So I feel very safe. Love you Jon and Jenifer. Thank you for all your kindness and support. May your Dad's love always guide and protect you and your families. You always have a friend to call on. Sempre fi.

- Ferriera, 1855 staten island, ny 10309

I am forever grateful to have spent 9 1/2 years working at Systems Connect under Chuck's leadership. So grateful, for giving me the first job when I came here from the UK. I will miss you my dear friend, Chuck 'The General'. Thank you for everything. (Me) Scotty

- Ian Scott, Savannah, GA

Carol and family, my sincere condolences to you for your loss. Chuck and I first met in Orleans, France (1963) when I replaced him as Company Commander of HQ company, OAC, Harbord Barrackss. It was again my pleasure to reassociate with Chuck here in Savannah (on the golf course at Hunter AAF) after his military retirement. We enjoyed several rounds of golf together. I know that Chuck will be greatly missed by his family snd all of his many friends and aquaintances. All my best to all of you in your time of grief. PEACE! John Merritt (Major US Army Retired) Savannah, GA

- John Merritt, Savannah, GA

I am so sorry for your family loss. Our community has lost a hero, an entreprenur, a caring friend, a community advocate. See you on the other side my friend.

- Diana Morrison Advertising Specialty Servicess, savanna , ga

Chuck was so nice to mentor me. I guess I didn't realize how fortunate I was. Ill miss him for sure on facebook, just posting a beautiful photo and saying "have a great day". Thanks, Chuck. Praying for your family in this sad time.

- Gwen McNeal, savannah, ga

The life of a wonderful man has taken a turn home. Once again I am proud to say he was my friend

- Diane Nyrick, Savannah, Ga

A true pleasure to have known Chuck who was introduced to the community by Rosie Rossenblum. Chuck was a lot of fun to be around as well as a resource of information and experience. I will miss his smiling face and charisma. Tom Miller

- Tom Miller, Savannah , Ga

Chuck and I are 1st Cousins. During WWII we lived with our grandfather while the men were in service. Even then he showed a mischievous streak. I was 4 years older, but I alway got the blame for his antics. I will alway remember the twinkle in his eyes while playing a trick on you. Dee and I are both saddened by his passing and will keep him in our thoughts and prayers. Carol please remember the good times and not the trials of caring for him during the past year. We will also keep you in our thoughts and prayers.

- Jerry & Dolores Kenney, Park Ridge, IL

We are saddened to hear of Chuck's passing and send heartfelt condolences to Carol and family. We had the opportunity to meet Chuck while visiting our friends in Georgia last February. He graciously and enthusiastically shared his knowledge of history and talent and understanding of photography with us. The day spent with Chuck will be with us always.

- Wendy and Bill, La Grande, Oregon

Charles was a great classmate at Marmion and an excellent football teammate. We had a great time as a resident and a "day dog". I will miss him as a good friend. We kept in touch all these years. May God bless him and may he rest in the arms of the Lord.

- Roger Stricker, Swansboro, NC

Carol and family, So sorry for your loss. Your in my thoughts and prayers. If you need anything don't hesitate to ask.

- Mark A Kleber, Savannah, GA

Our sincere condolences to Carol and family. I had the distinct pleasure to serve with this great soldier BG St Arnaud prior to my retirement as his CSM. He was truly a " Soldiers Soldier" and will be greatly missed by all whom he has touched.

- Harold and Suzzanne McGaugh, The Villages , FL

Share your condolences with the family

- Genie Brazzeal, Savannah, GA

I was certainly shocked to hear of Chucks passing. He was a Great Man, a fine example to all how to make the best of God's given talents in away that reflects and honors God. His leadership, kindness, and compassion have had a great impact on all who have come to know him. Chuck was a hard worker and lead by example, this I know from knowledge shared by my mother. He was a man That was highly respected! I regret that in my adult life, I was not able to personally meet Chuck and share our experiences from serving in the military and to compare our knowledge of family history. Well, he is with God now where he can put his skills and talents to use by serving his Master with all the glory he deserves! Love to Chucks family, you are in our thoughts and prayers. He will be missed!!!

- Patrick Wayne Kueffler, Midwest City, Oklahoma

My sincere condolences at Chuck's passing. I truly enjoyed working with him while he was writing columns for us and appreciated him as an individual as I got to know him then and afterward. All my best. Gale Baldwin

- Gale Baldwin, Savannah, GA

My condolences to the family during this time of bereavement and know that death will be no more Revelation 21:3,4 May the God of comfort grant you his peace in this time of grief

- Henry, lawrenceville, GA

I felt deeply saddened when I heard of my buddy's passing. I feel honored to have helped care for this wonderful man. I send my love and prayers to his wife and family!!! Sincerely, Barbara ( respiratory at Candler)

- Barbara Wilson, Savannah, Ga

Chuck was always looking for the next perfect shot. Here is the man at work using the sunrise at Tybee as his canvas. We will miss Chuck's energy, optimism and warmth. With deepest sympathy to the wonderful family of a wonderful man.

- Liz and Lou Stefanelli, Savannah GA and Tinton Falls, NJ

I have many great memories, but have few words right now. My love to all. I'll be remembering and introducing Uncle Chuck to the people of Canal Fulton, OH at next month's Veteran's Day ceremony.

- David Brown, Stow, OH

Carole, May GOD give you Comfort and Peace during this time. I remember Chuck as a strong spirited person. Condolences to your Family,

- Kim Horn Boulware, Guyton, Ga

I have enjoyed many visits with Chuck and Carol in New York, ST.louis, and Savanah and was happy to be able to play some golf, go to a Sand Fleas game, go watch shopping and enjoy many evenings just relaxing and watching a movie. Our prayers are with his family as we were greatly sorrowed to hear of his passing. Rich & Linda

- Richard Brown, Traverse City, Mi

Dear Carol and family, So sorry to hear of Chuck's passing. Just to let you know you will be in our prayers. He fought many battles in his life, he is now at rest in God's peace and love. Sincerely, colman and dorothy sili

- colman and dorothy sili, savannah, ga

I just read of Chuck's passing. He was a wonderful man of a generous spirit who supported so many people with quiet and dignity. I am a better person for having known him and worked with him. I am so sorry to hear of his passing. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

- Peter R. Doliber, Boston, MA

Carol and family, I am very sorry for your loss.

- Jeanne Macron, Ocean Gate, NJ

Dear Carol - Many great memories of times gone by. I am truly sorry I did not get to see Chuck one last time. He is at peace, and I know Graham was there to welcome him. My love to all of your family --You are in my heart.

- Nancy K. McKinnon, Decatur, Ga

I have lost a true Friend an the most professnal person I have had the privlage to work or serve with. Chuck was always on top of the situation whether on the fields of Vietnsm or on the campus at the University of Richmond. A fathfull partner that you could always depend on. No question were he resides today to continue watch over us all. "CHUCK, THANKS"

- Maj Gen (R) Tom Arwood, Hot Springs Village, AR

I met Chuck about 15 years ago when SysConn developed our web site. He was always smart, incisive and friendly. He had a great genuine smile. I fondly remember chatting with him at the JEA over the years, Hecwas always genuinely interested in was up to, and often had great advice to impart. Chuck was a warm, humane guy. I will remember him fondly.

- Jeff Kole, Savanbah, GA.

I was lucky enough to have Uncle Chuck in my life thru marriage. I am married to Carol's sister's son , Jim Greenlees. Getting to know the St Arnaud's over the past 35 years has been a wonderful blessing , as I feel that they are one of reasons Jim and I are still happily married. Witnessing the commitment that Uncle Chuck had to family, country , community , and friends was a gift I will always cherish , and in him a role model to both myself and my family. My love for him started when he along with Carol always opened their home to us , wherever they may have been residing . Whether is was New York City , San Francisco, Washington DC, we were young broke kids going on free vacations with views ot the Verranzano and Golden Gate Bridge, and always being welcomed with open arms. Watching Uncle Chuck watch Auntie Carol was amazing. The commitment he made to his country meant a lot a long trips away from his family. and he did it with such grace as he knew his partner would cover the slack. As the years went on, and children and grandchildren came along for us and Uncle Chuck and Carol, we didn't get to visit nearly as much, but every time I did have the pleasure, I always felt a connection to Uncle Chuck. He helped me tremendously when acquiring the accounting practice I had worked at for many years, buy coaching me and giving me the confidence in feeling good about my future. How lucky we have all been to have had him in our world. I was always in awe about not only what he accomplished in his life, but how he got there. One of my favorite books written by Tom Brokaw " The Greatest Generation" depicts heros older than my Uncle Chuck. I'll bet he's been exclusively invited to hang with them and they are sharing stories of our great country. My prayers and thoughts are with the St Arnaud family as life without is not going to be easy. I am so sorry for your loss. We all know that this wonderful man will be with us always.

- Mary Greenlees , Ormond Beach, Florida

Chuck was the first person to introduce me to the idea of the internet. We have been friendly with Chuck and Carol since we moved to Savannah. We all joined newcomers club and have remained friend for a long time. We will always remember him as a jovial, knowledgeable friend. We could always ask him about historic facts about Savannah and about all his different projects. I can see him sitting in his garage working on different projects. He will be missed. Roni & Harvey Libow.

- Roni & Harvey Libow, Savannah, GA

Chuck and I first met in the 5th grade at St. Nicholas School in Aurora. We seemed to be a match almost immediately. I remember spending time with him in the upstairs apartment cross cornered from St. Nicholas Bowling alley during his 5th and 6th grade years. He transferred to St. Therese as a 7th grader but that didn't stop our friendship as we didn't allow the distance to stop our bond. We both enrolled at the only Catholic high school available for boys in the Aurora area, Marmion Military Academy. We both did what we had to do to graduate. I always told everyone that Chuck and I entered as privates and left four years later as privates. Marmion did give us both a great background to be successful in life. The following September Chuck joined the Army and with my infinite wisdom thought he was making a mistake. He definitely proved me wrong. When Chuck moved to Trask St. he befriended a small group of boys from that area and soon I was included. Eventually two other boys joined the group to form what was referred to as "The Hungry Eight". From that group of eight a foursome with the two new members and Chuck and me became as one. Many of my fondest memories center around Butch, Ken, Chuck and my activities. I spent 45 years coaching baseball and basketball all from an initial suggestion from Chuck. I don't believe he thought I was a very good player myself and could better serve the games from the coaching box. He was probably right. Carol & Family I will include Chuck in my prayers and have a Mass said for him. I wish I could make it down there for the services as it really saddens my heart knowing I cannot be there. Don

- Don Jungels, Bristol, Il.

Dear Carol, I just heard and am so shocked and saddened. I didn't realize he was so ill. Even though I am so far away, I am here for anything you need. Just call me. You know I am up at all hours of the night. (smile) I also have free flights now and can come at a moments notice. I did so enjoy his photos. And I am so glad I got to know him while I was visiting you folks. 52 years is still not enough. Love ya, Shirley

- Shirley Beach Hofstra, Leawood, KS

I remember the good General as my Bn Commander on the 260 QM at HAAF GA. He was a conviction-driven commander;No Mission too difficult, no Sacrifice too great, Duty First!!! Thank you all for your service, My my thoughts to the family-I am honored to have served as his Army career counselor.

- Max Wallace, Garden City , GA

Chuck was so much fun to be with, to share jokes, to perform auctions with, and just play golf with. Always thinking of others, whenever the Army was featuring a fun event at Hunter AAF, he would invite everyone to join him, using his VIP status, seating was always the best. He will truly be missed. Dear Heavenly Father, Please accept Chuck into Your loving arms. Quickly give him a position of great responsibility, so he won't try to take over your title for a day. Please be with his family and friends as we all morn his loss. We ask for these Blessings in Christ Name. Amen

- Tom and Katherine Owens, Savannah, GA

I remember when the Good General helped me sit up my first e-mail address. I will always remember him as a first rate gentleman. I will miss his postings on Facebook. He will be missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family.

- Michael R. Childs, Watkinsville, GA

To carol, Jon, Jenifer and family. I am grateful and honored to have know Mr. St Arnaud. He was a man who I tried to emmulate and follow in my life. He was always there with kindness and wisdom. He will be missed and will be felt when my ability to navigate this life needs guidance. And Mrs. St. Arnauld you were there to help me as well. I will always be grateful for you and your children's friendship. My deepest condolences and my prayers are with you. Godbless you all and he will be with the Lord. Guiding the soldiers in heaven. So I feel very safe. Love you Jon and Jenifer. Thank you for all your kindness and support. May your Dad's love always guide and protect you and your families. You always have a friend to call on. Sempre fi.

- Ferriera, 1855 staten island, ny 10309

I am forever grateful to have spent 9 1/2 years working at Systems Connect under Chuck's leadership. So grateful, for giving me the first job when I came here from the UK. I will miss you my dear friend, Chuck 'The General'. Thank you for everything. (Me) Scotty

- Ian Scott, Savannah, GA

Carol and family, my sincere condolences to you for your loss. Chuck and I first met in Orleans, France (1963) when I replaced him as Company Commander of HQ company, OAC, Harbord Barrackss. It was again my pleasure to reassociate with Chuck here in Savannah (on the golf course at Hunter AAF) after his military retirement. We enjoyed several rounds of golf together. I know that Chuck will be greatly missed by his family snd all of his many friends and aquaintances. All my best to all of you in your time of grief. PEACE! John Merritt (Major US Army Retired) Savannah, GA

- John Merritt, Savannah, GA

I am so sorry for your family loss. Our community has lost a hero, an entreprenur, a caring friend, a community advocate. See you on the other side my friend.

- Diana Morrison Advertising Specialty Servicess, savanna , ga

Chuck was so nice to mentor me. I guess I didn't realize how fortunate I was. Ill miss him for sure on facebook, just posting a beautiful photo and saying "have a great day". Thanks, Chuck. Praying for your family in this sad time.

- Gwen McNeal, savannah, ga

The life of a wonderful man has taken a turn home. Once again I am proud to say he was my friend

- Diane Nyrick, Savannah, Ga

A true pleasure to have known Chuck who was introduced to the community by Rosie Rossenblum. Chuck was a lot of fun to be around as well as a resource of information and experience. I will miss his smiling face and charisma. Tom Miller

- Tom Miller, Savannah , Ga

Chuck and I are 1st Cousins. During WWII we lived with our grandfather while the men were in service. Even then he showed a mischievous streak. I was 4 years older, but I alway got the blame for his antics. I will alway remember the twinkle in his eyes while playing a trick on you. Dee and I are both saddened by his passing and will keep him in our thoughts and prayers. Carol please remember the good times and not the trials of caring for him during the past year. We will also keep you in our thoughts and prayers.

- Jerry & Dolores Kenney, Park Ridge, IL

We are saddened to hear of Chuck's passing and send heartfelt condolences to Carol and family. We had the opportunity to meet Chuck while visiting our friends in Georgia last February. He graciously and enthusiastically shared his knowledge of history and talent and understanding of photography with us. The day spent with Chuck will be with us always.

- Wendy and Bill, La Grande, Oregon

Charles was a great classmate at Marmion and an excellent football teammate. We had a great time as a resident and a "day dog". I will miss him as a good friend. We kept in touch all these years. May God bless him and may he rest in the arms of the Lord.

- Roger Stricker, Swansboro, NC

Carol and family, So sorry for your loss. Your in my thoughts and prayers. If you need anything don't hesitate to ask.

- Mark A Kleber, Savannah, GA

Our sincere condolences to Carol and family. I had the distinct pleasure to serve with this great soldier BG St Arnaud prior to my retirement as his CSM. He was truly a " Soldiers Soldier" and will be greatly missed by all whom he has touched.

- Harold and Suzzanne McGaugh, The Villages , FL

Share your condolences with the family

- Genie Brazzeal, Savannah, GA

I was certainly shocked to hear of Chucks passing. He was a Great Man, a fine example to all how to make the best of God's given talents in away that reflects and honors God. His leadership, kindness, and compassion have had a great impact on all who have come to know him. Chuck was a hard worker and lead by example, this I know from knowledge shared by my mother. He was a man That was highly respected! I regret that in my adult life, I was not able to personally meet Chuck and share our experiences from serving in the military and to compare our knowledge of family history. Well, he is with God now where he can put his skills and talents to use by serving his Master with all the glory he deserves! Love to Chucks family, you are in our thoughts and prayers. He will be missed!!!

- Patrick Wayne Kueffler, Midwest City, Oklahoma

My sincere condolences at Chuck's passing. I truly enjoyed working with him while he was writing columns for us and appreciated him as an individual as I got to know him then and afterward. All my best. Gale Baldwin

- Gale Baldwin, Savannah, GA

My condolences to the family during this time of bereavement and know that death will be no more Revelation 21:3,4 May the God of comfort grant you his peace in this time of grief

- Henry, lawrenceville, GA

I felt deeply saddened when I heard of my buddy's passing. I feel honored to have helped care for this wonderful man. I send my love and prayers to his wife and family!!! Sincerely, Barbara ( respiratory at Candler)

- Barbara Wilson, Savannah, Ga

Chuck was always looking for the next perfect shot. Here is the man at work using the sunrise at Tybee as his canvas. We will miss Chuck's energy, optimism and warmth. With deepest sympathy to the wonderful family of a wonderful man.

- Liz and Lou Stefanelli, Savannah GA and Tinton Falls, NJ