Charley Sisk, 64, passed away, leaving behind sawdust in the garage, wires that somehow made sense to him, and a whole lot of stories. He had a natural talent for woodworking and electrical work, often turning simple ideas into well-built, lasting projects. Whether it was building something from scratch or fixing what someone else had given up on, he liked figuring things out and making them work again. He was also someone people could count on. If he said he would be there, he showed up. That steady reliability was one of the simplest and strongest things about him.

He is survived by his sister, Janace Trammell, and her Fiancé, Craig Coburn; his son, David Sisk, and his wife, Kelsey Sisk; his daughter, Melissa Beasley, and her husband, Brandon Beasley; and six grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, Wilbur and Jackie Sisk; sister, Kathy Cernak; and granddaughter, Kymber Sisk.

Charley leaves behind a legacy found in the work of his hands and the memories he held close.