Bonham, Texas -- Charles Alton Weeks, born on April 1, 1945, in the humble town of Neosho, Missouri, completed his earthly journey on June 20, 2025. Charles, known for his adventurous spirit and deep-rooted faith, lived a life full of motion, both on the open road and in his walk with God.

Graduating from Gober High School, Charles embarked on a career that would see him behind the wheel as a truck driver, traveling the highways with a remarkable record of three million accident-free miles. His dedication to safety and service was paralleled only by his commitment to his country, having honorably served in the United States Army.

Charles's love for adventure was not confined to his professional life. He was an avid Harley rider, a passion that brought him great joy and a sense of freedom. Motorcycles were not his only companions on the road; he also had a fondness for riding mules, a pastime that spoke to his unique character and zest for life. His adventurous spirit often found him traveling to Colorado, where he shared unforgettable moments with friends amidst the splendor of the mountains.

In his quieter moments, Charles was a devoted Christian, having been saved at an early age. His faith was an integral part of his life, and he was a notable presence at the First Congregational Church of Bonham. His involvement in the church community reflected his commitment to his beliefs and the comfort he found in fellowship.

Deer hunting was another pursuit that captured Charles's attention, offering him a chance to be immersed in the natural world he cherished so much. His love for the outdoors was a testament to his appreciation for God's creation, a theme that ran deeply through every aspect of his life.

Those who knew Charles would describe him as faith-filled and adventurous. His life was a testament to these words, as he approached every day with a sense of purpose and a heart open to the wonders around him. He navigated life's highways with the same care and attention to detail that he applied to his miles on the road.

Charles Alton Weeks leaves behind a legacy of unwavering faith, boundless adventure, and a life well-traveled. His memory will continue to inspire those who had the pleasure of knowing him. He is survived by wife Janet Sue Hicks Weeks, daughter Kathy Weeks Hagan and husband Ed, granddaughter, Elisabeth Etheridge, grandson, Anthony Curtis, brother, Albert Weeks, and many great-grandchildren.

He is preceded in death by his parents, C.W. and Zola Weeks, brothers, Junior Weeks, James Weeks, sisters, Bonita Taylor, Linda Howard, and grandson Ethan Curtis.

A graveside service is scheduled for Thursday June 26, 2025 at Hampton Cemetery at 11:00 a.m. Visitation is the night before at Wise Funeral Home from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Dale Briggle, Cade Briggle, Ed Hagan, Anthony Curtis, Don Covington, and Ray Lackey will serve as pallbearers. Pastor Mark Posey will officiate the service.