Alan "Chuck" Wong

Birth date: Oct 24, 1950 Death date: Apr 12, 2018

Alan "Chuck" Wong, age 67, passed away on April 12, 2018. He was born on October 24, 1950 in Wailuku, Maui, to Dr. Ah Yet and Kay Wong. He graduated from Baldwin High School in 1968. He loved cars, especially his Corvette, playing Read Obituary

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Rosie Caldwell

104w ago

I was a girlfriend of Chuck's while in Eugene. We were together off and on for a few years. Lots of ups and downs because of his wildness and I suppose mine as well. Chuck was one of a kind! Who is very generous, was not a good boyfriend but he was always a good friend and always always there if I needed something. I just saw today that he had passed away a few years back. It breaks my heart. The last time I talked to him he said he had a serious girlfriend and she kept trying to him that they should get married. I told him that's exactly what he should do. It looks like he didn't do that but it does look like he had a companion and I'm so glad for that. It takes someone with a lot of patience to wait for a Chuck to get around to you. But when he did it was worth it.
I attended his sister's wedding reception and in fact I still have the vase that her husband and her made that was placed on each table.
I was very grateful to his parents for accepting me into their home for our visit

Steve Robinson

387w ago

in honor of Alan.

A lighted pale blue candle with a small white flower and a few leaves at its base, set against a soft blue background.

Ed Chester

388w ago

I first met Chucky at the University of Oregon Wilcox Bean Freshman dorm in 1968. A fun if not a bit wild guy but a good friend.
I recall that he shipped his beloved Plymouth Roadrunner over to Eugene but then took it in to trade for a Z28. The salesman said his car had no heater in it. I live in Hawaii I don’t need a heater.
In the few years I knew him while at school he went through at least four cars. I was lucky to visit him five or six years ago. He had lived an interesting life but he we took up just like we were back in Eugene.

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