Birth date: Jan 13, 1937 Death date: Jun 21, 2021
Chauncy T. McIntosh was the son of the late Leonard and Exie McIntosh from Washington, DC. A graduate of Spingarn High School in 1955. His journey with the United States Air Force started in 1955 and was honorably discharged in 19 Read Obituary
I regret that I never had the privilege of meeting the late Mr. Chauncy Thebaud McIntosh in person. I did, however, learn something of the life "Uncle Mac" led from his nephew, Stephen S. Hill of Washington, DC. Steve is my lifelong friend and a former Harvard classmate. Many years ago, he speculated that Uncle Mac was likely to remain a confirmed bachelor. Apparently, all that ended when he met and married The One. To her, and to the children and grandchildren of that blessed union, I extend my heartfelt condolences on his loss.
My own image of "Uncle Mac" will always be the portrait Steve painted in my mind of a strong, hardworking, upstanding family man who was master chef at the family barbecues he hosted. One summer day I ran into Steve at Giant Foods in Silver Spring, Maryland. When I asked why he had loaded his shopping cart with such a huge collection of steaks and other meats, I learned he wasn't trying to stock his freezer. He was en route to a barbecue at Uncle Mac's. I know how much he loved and admired this man who was much more than a beloved uncle. He was also his friend and role model.
So, Steve and Michael, I extend my deepest sympathy. May you and your entire family find solace in happy memories of Uncle Mac. He ran the good race, fought the good fight, and now he wears his starry crown. May light perpetual shine upon you, Uncle Mac. May you rest in eternal peace.
To Diana and the family of Chauncy "MAC" McIntosh:
My heartfelt sympathies and Condolences are with your family during this difficult time. May God grant you peace; and keep in in his loving care.
Sincerely,
V. Fay Mays-Bester
Former Goodwill Co-worker
My prayers and condolences go out to Diana, sons and our family. May the memories cherished brighten the days ahead to help ease the sorrow and comfort them always. So sorry I am unable to attend the service. Love you all. Portia Pettiford
I was saddened to learn that Mr. Chauncy T. McIntosh had transitioned from his earthly life to his home in Heaven. I knew "Mac" in his capacity of Vice President of the Contracts Division in the former Davis Memorial Goodwill Industries in Washington, DC. He was firm but fair with his employees. Also knew him as a family man; he was a loving and doting husband, father, grandfather and son.
I offer heartfelt condolences to his wife Diana, the children, grandchildren and the rest of the family. Though I can't physically be with you all to help celebrate and honor the life of your loved one I pray for peace and comfort for you at this difficult time. May God watch over each of you and comfort you in His graces always.
In deepest sympathy,
Myrtis Lewis
Former co-worker
