Stephen Chiminello

June 15th, 1950 - February 4th, 2022

Memorial

Stephen Chiminello had a zest for life and the world around him. You only had to know him a short time to see his big heart and kind nature. He was an incredible father, grandfather, partner, teacher and friend. He was happiest while working outdoors and never seemed to stop trying to do things for others. He loved his Boston sports teams, sailing with good friends, and could often be found enjoying oldies while mowing the lawn. He courageously and fiercely fought cancer without once complaining. He was always positive and still looking out for others even on his hardest days. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the D-Day memorial ( https://www.dday.org/make-a-donation-online/ ) or American Cancer Society ( https://www.cancer.org/ ). A memorial service will be held 3:00 p.m. Thursday, February 10, 2022 at Trinity Ecumenical Parish, 40 Lakemount Dr. Moneta, VA 24121 with Vicar David Nelson officiating.

Events

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Funeral Service

Feb 10th, 2022

3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

(GMT-4:00) Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Trinity Ecumenical Parish, Lakemount Drive, Moneta, VA, USA

40 Lakemount Dr, Moneta, VA 24121, USA

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Sue and Bud Friel

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Published February 9th, 2022

Tom Cafiero

So very sorry for your loss Mrs. Chimmenello. Your dad sounded like a special man.

Published February 7th, 2022

Diane Copeland

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Published February 7th, 2022

Carmon Hendrickson

So sorry to hear of Steve's passing. I was Nancy's college buddy and know how brave she was. I can only imagine Steve faced adversity with the same resolve. The last time she skied in Utah I promised her she could ride on my shoulders any time she wanted to make a run. I know she's been waiting for Steve, may they both be at peace.

Published February 8th, 2022

Diane Copeland

Heather, Charlie and I are so shocked and sorry to know Steve died. We did not know he was sick with cancer. Whenever we visited, Steve always reminisced about his days teaching and coaching at Marshfield High, which he loved. He was so patient, understanding and loving to your mother in her struggles with cancer. The last time we were all together was in Chincoteague - a special memory in our lives. He seemed too young to die - always thought we would get to Smith Mountain Lake one more time. His grandson looks just like him! Please keep pictures coming. Thinking of you in this time of sorrow with much love, Diane and Charlie.

Published February 7th, 2022

Stacey Kleinman

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Published February 6th, 2022

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