Charles Remy Tabor, Jr. (Chuck), 56, from Irving, went home to the Lord on April 12, 2011. Chuck was born on December 2, 1954 to Charles Remy Tabor and Barbara Joe Tabor. He was a golfer from the age of 10. Chuck was a varsity golfer at Irving High School all three years, held the course record of 64 at Irving Country Club when he was 15. He was comedalist for the Dallas Times Herald Junior Tournament at 15, was the club junior champion at Las Colinas Country Club at 13, 14, 15 and 16 years of age. He qualified and played in the Texas State Amateur Tournament at Midland when he was 15. He entered the PGA Apprentice program and was a Class A Professional working as an Assistant Pro and later Head Pro at Sleepy Hollow Golf & Country Club for 22 years. In recent years, he was Director of Instruction at Texas Indoor Golf. Chuck helped many golfers of all ages to hit the ball better than they had ever done before. He was a follower of Christ and put smiles on everyone's face with funny stories and anecdotes. In his last year, he found a calling to minister to others who shared his hardships. He will be missed by many. He is survived by his father, Charles Remy Tabor Sr.; brother, Mark Allen Tabor; sisters, Mary Karen Sammons and Lisa Ann Tabor; sister-in-law, Marianne Tabor; brother-in-law, Doug Sammons; nieces, Jennifer Brast and Claire Curtis; nephews, Michael Douglas Sammons, Christopher Allen Sammons, Phillip Curtis, Sam Curtis, Paul Curtis and Carson Curtis. A graveside service will be held Thursday, April 14th, at 11AM at Laurel Land Memorial Park, Dallas.