Charles Alan Treadwell passed away on November 25, 2020 in Henderson, Nevada. A graveside memorial service will be held at 2:00 pm on Friday, December 4 at Kaysville City Cemetery.
As seen through the eyes of his family, "Charlie" (or "Chuck" to his family) had a strong spirit that was loving and passionate. He had a creative mind, was witty, and was considered by others to be “wicked smart." His younger siblings lovingly recall their elder brother as a "handful" but also that he was always kind to them and quick to tell them that he was proud of them, and that he always followed through with his word. They felt lucky to have a strong and protective role model. As a teen, Charlie had a love of cars and was always seen with his head underneath the hood of a car, whether his own or the neighbor's. With a brilliant mind and pure determination, he ultimately steered himself into his life-long career of designing and building custom cars, as well as drag racing whenever occasion permitted; thus he was able to "play while on the job" and enjoy his hobby of racing.
His kids recall spending several hours on the racetrack watching him race as they cheered him on from the stands. They view their father as a hardworking man with a fun sense of humor (and as having an odd resemblance to Willie Nelson). In his free time, Charlie enjoyed camping, fishing, and taking his family on long road trips. Like the cars he built and raced, he lived “fast and furious” doing what he loved, accompanied by those he loved and who loved him.
Charlie is preceded in death by his father Bill, his half-brother Bill, his sister Kim, and his daughter Charlin. He is survived by his partner Tammie; his children Lisa, Nikilyn, Khami, Adam, Carl, and step-daughter Lorelei; his 20 grandchildren; his siblings Bob, Sandy, Steve, Jennifer, and Chris; and his mother Betty.
Charlie's family wishes to extend sincere thanks to all the doctors, nurses, caregivers, and provider organizations that oversaw his care.
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I want to send my love and many hugs to all of you. So sad to lose him at such a "young age". I did get a chance to thank him for the many fun times we had in 1965 through 1972. He made me a strong, hard working, positive woman. We'll all be through the door before we know it. What a reunion it will be.
Please take care of Betty, Mom. She has been through much.
Thank you Tammie for being his partner, friend, etc for so long and giving him the strength he's needed for so long.
Again, love you all
Linda
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We are not with you right now but feel our arms wrapped around you with love and condolences. May Chuck rest in peace and may the angels welcome him to paradise. God be with his mom, siblings, children and Tammi. Love, Greg and Marie Milbourne
To the family.. What a sad loss. I hope you all find peace and comfort in knowing he is at peace, and may you all find peace and comfort through our Heavenly Father at this time. Chuck always did have a love of cars. I remember him always laughing. I remember him and my brother Ron and probably his grandpa Shifflet going rabbit hunting, and bringing rabbit home for gramma to cook. So many stories could be told about Chuck. Rest in peace my nephew Fly into the arms of family waiting for you. God Bless the family at this time....
Thank you big brother. We had some great times. Miss you, love you and see you in the future.