Charles "Chuck" Ray Stuller

Charles Ray Stuller "Chuck" or "Charlie Ray", formerly from Dugger, Indiana, passed away on March 21, 2025 while traveling in his RV. He was parked at St. Peters Church in Dallas, Texas. The family was told that he went peacefully. He was born in Sullivan, Indiana on March 14, 1962 to Kenneth .L and Bonnie R. (Pitcher) Stuller. He had lived in Indianapolis, Indiana most of his adult life and had always worked as an automotive body man. He had recently retired, sold his home and bought the RV to do his last bucket list. He had already seen the USA on his Harley with brother Malcolm and had taken his parents on several trips. This was his dream - his last big adventure, to revisit the states and then go overseas. He left Indiana on October 28, 2024 to start his journey.

Chuck was always a fun loving cut-up in younger days. He loved family, Harley riding, 4wheeling, dancing, hosting parties, ABATE events, traveling and meeting people, especially women. He dearly loved his Momma and Daisy Mae (Maltese).

He graduated from Dugger Union in 1980 - loved his class reunions and our family reunions. He was always there whether fun times or sorrow, to show his support. He also loved the Ole Farm (home place) where we grew up and all the wonderful gatherings on weekends.

Chuck was preceded in death by his parents, two nieces, Ashley Nicole Hedden and Dustie Wycoff, a nephew, Rocky Lisman, and a great niece, Grace Louise Hedden, "brother" Herschell Smith and his precious Daisy Mae.

He is survived by siblings, Donna Lisman. (Bob), Leon Stuller (Mary), Carla Willard (Frank), Malcolm Clark (LaShawn), Keith Kiefer (Susie) and several nieces and nephews. Chuck had said that this was his final dream and if his health failed and no longer allowed him to do this - he just wanted to go be with Mom and Dad. He had a strong faith and we must all believe and find comfort that God has taken Chuck on home to travel across Heaven and to be with all our loved ones. Forever missed and forever loved- until we meet again.

Celebration of Life for Chuck will be on Saturday, May 10, 2025  from 3:00-6:00 p.m. Sullivan City Park Shelterhouse