1934-05-28
|
Born Illinois
|
1948-1952
|
Dorsey High School
|
1956
|
Graduated Annapolis, joined Air Force
|
1956
|
Chuck and Nancy Met
|
1960
|
Systems Engineer with TRW
|
1963
|
Joined Ford Motor Company (Technical Review Department)
|
1964
|
Engineering Society of Detroit
|
1966
|
Manager of the Technical Computer Center where he established the first international time-sharing computer.
|
1967
|
Chuck was invited to speak at the University of Michigan to speak on 'Timesharing at Ford Technical Research Center'[4]
|
1967
|
He left Ford to start his own company, Cyphernetics, a privately-owned company
|
1969
|
National time-sharing computer network, that was subsequently acquired by Automatic Data Processing.
|
1970’s
|
Chuck began leading weekly Bible studies at the 30,000-member Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa
|
1973
|
Chuck and Nancy established Koinonia House.
|
1976
|
Precision Instruments, worked on a project to replace large scale classic magnetic tape media with optical media
|
1978
|
CEO of Western Digital
|
2011
|
Chuck and Nancy Missler moved to the River Lodge in Reporoa, New Zealand
|
2015-11-11
|
Nancy Missler died from cancer.
|
2016
|
Mark Missler died.
|
|
Over 7 million copies of his taped Bible studies via Firefighters for Christ
|
|
Chuck helped start BlueLetterBible.org
|
|
Chuck helped start AudioCentral.com, later to be purchased by OnePlace.com, part of the Salem Radio Network.
|
|
Nancy Missler (nee Klitten) attended UCLA
|
|
Four children, Chip, Mark, Lisa and Meshell
|
|
Nancy established a company, Missler Aerial Photography Service
|
|
Chip, Mark, Lisa, Meshell, Kids. Chip's death, Mark's death
|
2017
|
Chuck Retired
|
2018-05-01
|
Chuck died at the age of 83.
|
