Charles Dailey

Chuck was born in Courtland New York on April 20, 1947 was an only child. He was born to Charles and Vera Dailey.

After graduating high school Chuck joined the Navy and served two tours in Vietnam as a Navy corpsman. For his service he earned the Purple Heart, the National Defense Service Medal and the Combat Action Ribbon.

Chuck was working as a physician’s assistant in New Jersey when he and his first wife had two sons, Scott and Andrew. After he divorced, Chuck was working in a casino where he met Trudi his wife. He and Trudi spent ten years in Hawaii before moving to Las Vegas, where Chuck remained in the security industry. Chuck’s entire life was about the safety and health of others.

Chuck was an avid golfer and loved to read. He never met a friend that he wouldn’t support no matter what they were going through. He was devoted father, and a proud grandfather. The part of life that represents the hyphen is the time between your arrival here and then the day you leave. Chuck left his family and friends with a lot to remember, and his favorite saying was, live your life; never look back. Chuck leaves his lovely wife Trudi, his two sons Scott and Andrew, daughter in law, Maura, and two grandchildren Hannah, and Tommy.

Services will be held in Chuck’s honor at: St Francis of Assisi Catholic Church on December 16th at 10 a.m. 2300 Sunridge Heights Parkway, Henderson, Nevada 89052. Family asks: donations in Chuck’s name to go to disabled American veteran’s.

Final resting will be celebrated at the Boulder City Veterans Cemetary with a service at the Chapel at 12 noon December 18th and internment to follow. 1900 Veterans Memorial Dr Street 2 Boulder City NV 89005