Obituary for Robert Allen Chaulk
Robert Allen Chaulk
November 15, 1943
April 09, 2021
Predeceased by parents Sarah and Mansfield Chaulk of Charlottetown, where he was raised with his sisters Patsy and Chris; Brothers Clarence, Willis and Terrance. Allen’s family continued to grow with sons Robert and Neil. Grandchildren Tyler, Ethan and Step Grandchild Cary, in addition to an extended family with nieces and nephews. Allen was well known for his beautiful onions and tomatoes which he grew in his gardens along with his home grown potatoes that he loved to cook as homemade fries. His love of food was better enjoyed with family and friends, especially Bernadine’s turkey soup, and Valerie’s cookies. Allen shared many exciting adventures while travelling with Robert and Cindy, particularly his trip to Bonavista with the opportunity to see “The Matthew”. Allen was also known for his love of fishing cod, smelt and trouting in the saltwater areas. Allen also had a gentle side that he showed to “Bear”, his cat, by allowing his nieces to spoil Bear with treats. His nieces which he called “little maids” held a special place in his heart, making sure he had candy to give them when they behaved in church. Allen was a man that strived to be positive in his daily living and live a simple life the remainder of his days in Glovertown, being surrounded by family and friends.
November 15, 1943
April 09, 2021
Predeceased by parents Sarah and Mansfield Chaulk of Charlottetown, where he was raised with his sisters Patsy and Chris; Brothers Clarence, Willis and Terrance. Allen’s family continued to grow with sons Robert and Neil. Grandchildren Tyler, Ethan and Step Grandchild Cary, in addition to an extended family with nieces and nephews. Allen was well known for his beautiful onions and tomatoes which he grew in his gardens along with his home grown potatoes that he loved to cook as homemade fries. His love of food was better enjoyed with family and friends, especially Bernadine’s turkey soup, and Valerie’s cookies. Allen shared many exciting adventures while travelling with Robert and Cindy, particularly his trip to Bonavista with the opportunity to see “The Matthew”. Allen was also known for his love of fishing cod, smelt and trouting in the saltwater areas. Allen also had a gentle side that he showed to “Bear”, his cat, by allowing his nieces to spoil Bear with treats. His nieces which he called “little maids” held a special place in his heart, making sure he had candy to give them when they behaved in church. Allen was a man that strived to be positive in his daily living and live a simple life the remainder of his days in Glovertown, being surrounded by family and friends.