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July 24, 2022 - 09:27 AM
Marcella A Garcia from United States
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  I recently went to a Styx concert here in the Sacramento Area. I was hoping to see you Slap your Bass!!! I just love the way you play your bass, so elegant and SEXY! My husband is a Bass player; however, he suffered a hemorrhagic stroke and can no longer play. Prior to that I lost the main man in my life, my DAD. This all occurred within months of each other. I hope you are well!!! Lots of LOVE!!!!
 
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May 11, 2022 - 06:35 AM
Craig Peate from Lincoln, NE
Craig Peate's email

  Thank you for the great show last night! You were on fire!
 
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May 05, 2022 - 01:40 PM
Dave Kergaard from Milton, DE USA
Dave Kergaard's email

  Hi Chuck I'm trying to get in touch with you. Please email your old trainer back. Thank you.
 
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December 07, 2021 - 02:53 PM
blake from pasadena, ca
blake's email

  hey brother

I too have a disease that requires management. In my case it will eventually kill me, and my quality of life hasn't been what it once was. But I just go step by step. I know that Ill have good days and bad days. I know that I can't go anywhere without my inhaler and when I travel for work, I have a large kit of prescriptions that come with me.

Styx came to me on the radio with Come Sail Away. I was at the Wherehouse that afternoon and every album since. Your music is part of my life sound track. I have seen you live several times as well though not recently. Im hoping I can get it together to come see you on this next tour.

I love what you do for advocacy. You are a truly inspiring and amazing person.

I totally dig your car dude. Thats straight up bitchen .

Peace

Blake
 
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September 28, 2021 - 08:51 PM
Krystal from Seattle
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  I just saw you with Styx and REO in Washington state on September 22nd. I haven't been to a concert since I last saw REO in 1987. I cannot tell you how amazing it was to see two bands that actually helped me survive the 1970s and 1980s. I'm here on your website because of your story. In 1981 at the age of 13 I ran away from home...to be exact it was mid June of 81. I had spent the first 13 years of my life fighting being transgender. I struggled so bad and my family was so against it that I was with going to take my life or take tge risk to be myself. Thanks to the music of both Styx and REO I chose to be me. I spent from 81 to 89 on the streets of this nation in prostitution. When I left home in June of 81 I had no idea that in that same month HIV had shown up in the United States, but I learned all about it and lost many friends to it. Street life is hard and often very ugly, especially when your a transgender female. Try adding in the risks of climbing into the vehicle of a perfect stranger for money to survive and you can imagine how difficult it was. I would almost disassociate my body while turning a trick and would literally be playing the songs "come sail away" and "time for me to fly" in my head to cope. By 1989 all of my friends were gone from HIV and I had found myself in legal problems from my Street prostitution years, but I never let it destroy me. Songs like "fooling yourself" touched my soul. By the end of the 90s I had received my GED and gone on to get both a degree in biology and teaching. I would use them in the 2000s to teach biology and work for a major pharmaceutical company in HIV vaccine clinical phase three trials. I've spoken at major trans day of remembrance events and twice before members of the US senate on HIV in the trans female population.
When I saw both you and REO were coming together in concert to Seattle I started crying .. Gods honest truth. A friend bought me my ticket in a single by myself seat as close to the stage a...
 
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September 12, 2021 - 07:30 PM
peter dearcangelis from chicago,USA
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  Your bands music has been an inspiration to me from the age of 8 yrs old, LOVE IT ! Full of passion,LOve,and soul. Your story here is inspirational and encouraging. I have my own challenges due to attachment disorder. Keep inspiring us all with your strength Chuck !!! Gods Bless !!
 
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September 08, 2021 - 11:18 AM
Mike Cannon from Butler, PA
Mike Cannon's email

  Hey Chuck, it's good to see you're still rocking out. Keep fighting the good fight.
 
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September 05, 2021 - 01:50 AM
Sandy Glass from NSW / Australia
Sandy Glass's email

  Hey Chuck, I'm originally from Arkansas. I devoured Styx albums from Grand Illusion to Paradise Theatre. As a young vocalist in high school, I sang so many in our pop group. As a young person struggling with his sexuality, it's uncanny to think you were living a life where you couldn't be who you really were...like I was. Being a creative saved me then, and it still does, albeit for other reasons, as I came out when I was 22 (1984). Nevertheless, your story is inspiring. Thank you for your honesty, advocacy and, most of all, for your creativity.
 
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September 04, 2021 - 05:23 PM
Gary Davis from Bradenton U S
Gary Davis's email

  Hey chuck im 63 years old and have ALWAYS love the music of Styx I’m glad you are filling stronger and are touring again hang in there you are greatly appreciated I know it’s extremely late so sorry about your brother Rock on Chuck
 
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June 21, 2021 - 01:20 PM
Brad Kemp from Phoenix, AZ
Brad Kemp's email

  Hi Chuck, I am a distant cousin (Granmother is Mary Kemp). I recently saw that Styx would be playing in Phoenix. Would love to see you again. You gave me tickets and backstage passes when you played at Escanaba, Mi. I read that you play once in a while with the band and would love to see you if you are with the band here. Hope this message makes it to you and you are doing well. Brad Kemp
 
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