Chuck Lauer was a founding father of the Winnetka Hockey Club and instrumental in the construction of the Winnetka Ice Arena. He served as President of the Club, and coached various teams within the Winnetka and later New Trier West Hockey Clubs. Chuck was active in the hockey community well into his 60s. He was also the founder of the On-Tyme senior hockey club which is now run by his son, Randy. He passed away in 2017 after a valiant fight with Leukemia. Chuck's son Randy would also become President of the Winnetka Hockey Club for serveral years. 

Chuck had 3 loves: Family, Country, and Hockey. For the past several years, a group of adult hockey players have held an annual father/child hockey game to raise money for the Wounded Warrior project. Following his passing, the On/Tyme dedicated itself to honoring Chuck's legacy through a scholarship dedicated to Winnetka Hockey families that have served our country or serve as first responders.

We hope to create a lasting legacy to Chuck's contributions to our country and our hockey program. Additionally, we hope to continue our support of the Wounded Warrior Project, a group whose mission was near and dear to Chuck's heart. 

In addition to support from the On-Tyme hockey group, we are soliciting the support of the Winnetka Hockey community. We would appreciate your support for this great cause. 

Thank you in advance:

Tony Enrietto, Winnetka Hockey Fundraising Chair, Captain of the United States Army Reserve and graduate of West Point.  

Randy Lauer, President On-Tyme Hockey Club, Officer in the Marine Corps. 

Tom Gullen, Winnetka Hockey Club Administrative Director