Charles B. Ringler Jr., born April 2nd, 1956 to Charles B. Ringler Sr. and Mary Louise Ringler in North Miami Beach Florida.

Chuck was raised among family members in Texas and has many Texas roots, including a relative who fought at the Alamo.

Chuck's dad moved the family around a great deal as he was a radio operator for the Goodyear blimp.  Chuck was moved to Houston in 1971 with the new blimp base in Spring Texas. His parents settled in Magnolia Texas.

Chuck started school in the Magnolia Independent School District. He met his wife Sharon one morning when his school bus was early and her school was late. They were constant companions in and out of school.

Chuck joined the Volunteer Magnolia Fire Department while he was still in high school. He worked tirelessly to make the fire department a shining example of community service. He worked himself up in the fire department holding many titles such as firefighter, captain, fire marshal, arson investigator and chief. Chuck was chief for six years from 1992-1998.

Chuck and Sharon were married May 6th, 1978. They bought land and a house and lived there until his passing. They had a daughter in 1981, Mary Frances Ringler.

Chuck joined the Montgomery County Precinct 5 Constables Office in 1983 after graduating as a peace officer from the University of Houston -Downtown.  Then in 1985 Chuck went to work for Klein Independent School District and worked for them for over 33 years as a school officer keeping the students and staff safe. He took many training classes to learn the best way to protect and serve the community. Amassing 1628 continuing education hours.

Chuck retired from Klein in 2018. He got bored in retirement and went back to work in 2019 as a School Resource Officer for Magnolia Elementary School under Montgomery Country Precinct 5 Constable Chris Jones. He received his officer pin from his granddaughter.

Chuck loved to hunt, fish, camp and travel. He enjoyed working in his shop and going out to eat.

Chuck is survived by his wife of 45 years, Sharon. His only child Mary Frances Ringler Williams and two grandchildren Christina Elizabeth and Nathan Charles. He leaves many friends and relatives in several states.

He will be missed as an upstanding community member.

The family will receive visitors Thursday, June 1st, 2023, from 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM at Klein Funeral Home, 1400 West Main Street Tomball, Texas 77375.  Funeral Services will be held Friday, June 2nd, 2023 at 10AM at Klein Funeral Home, 1400 West Main Street Tomball, Texas 77375, with Chaplain Mark Akers officiating.