CHARLES L. CHERMAK
Charlie was born on January 1, 1901 in Manitowoc and has lived there his
whole life. He operated a meat market with his brothers. He was proud of
the 3,000 cabbages he planted every year, taking up an entire block. He
shredded them into 300 one-gallon crocks and made sauerkraut that he sold.
Charlie is an avid Packers fan; he started to buy tickets when Vince
Lombardi issued the first tickets. “There were just a few rows of
wooden seats.” Today, Charlie watches games on TV.
From "The Centenarian Spirit in Wisconsin", interviews produced by the
Wisconsin Bureau
on Aging and Long Term Care Resources.
Charlie was born on January 1, 1901 in Manitowoc and has lived there his
whole life. He operated a meat market with his brothers. He was proud of
the 3,000 cabbages he planted every year, taking up an entire block. He
shredded them into 300 one-gallon crocks and made sauerkraut that he sold.
Charlie is an avid Packers fan; he started to buy tickets when Vince
Lombardi issued the first tickets. “There were just a few rows of
wooden seats.” Today, Charlie watches games on TV.
From "The Centenarian Spirit in Wisconsin", interviews produced by the
Wisconsin Bureau
on Aging and Long Term Care Resources.
CHARLES L. CHERMAK
Charlie was born on January 1, 1901 in Manitowoc and has lived there his
whole life. He operated a meat market with his brothers. He was proud of
the 3,000 cabbages he planted every year, taking up an entire block. He
shredded them into 300 one-gallon crocks and made sauerkraut that he sold.
Charlie is an avid Packers fan; he started to buy tickets when Vince
Lombardi issued the first tickets. “There were just a few rows of
wooden seats.” Today, Charlie watches games on TV.
From "The Centenarian Spirit in Wisconsin", interviews produced by the
Wisconsin Bureau
on Aging and Long Term Care Resources.
Charlie was born on January 1, 1901 in Manitowoc and has lived there his
whole life. He operated a meat market with his brothers. He was proud of
the 3,000 cabbages he planted every year, taking up an entire block. He
shredded them into 300 one-gallon crocks and made sauerkraut that he sold.
Charlie is an avid Packers fan; he started to buy tickets when Vince
Lombardi issued the first tickets. “There were just a few rows of
wooden seats.” Today, Charlie watches games on TV.
From "The Centenarian Spirit in Wisconsin", interviews produced by the
Wisconsin Bureau
on Aging and Long Term Care Resources.
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