Chris Chimicles Obituary: Christopher D. Chimicles, cherishing father, child, sibling, and uncle, given companion, guide, and fruitful business visionary, passed abruptly of a non-COVID related ailment on November 15, 2020. He is made due by his girl, Elizabeth Stephanie, alongside her mom and his previous mate, Kate Wilhelm; his folks Barbara, Nicholas, and Kathleen; kin Gregory, Stephanie and her significant other Adam Saunders, Peter, and Nicholas; and nephew Aiden.
Chris had an unquenchable interest, energetic responsibility, and a liberal soul. He was profoundly committed to his family, companions, and partners. Chris was given to his girl, Lizzie, and his most joyful minutes were gone through with her in Three Bears Park, on the sea shores of Avalon, or upon the slopes of Devon. He was the originator and CEO of Angeion Group, situated in Philadelphia. Chris endeavored to give up an enduring tradition of sympathy, achievement and motivating authority for his little girl and her age.
His responsibilities went farther than his business and family. In the late spring of 2008 on board an antique boat in Penobscot Bay in Maine, not long after he met Lizzie’s mother and his later spouse, Chris was important for a little gathering that started arranging the public festival of the 250th commemoration of the United States of America in 2026. Chris proceeded to fill in as an establishing board and leader council individual from America 250 and was all the more as of late selected as Commissioner for America 250 PA, the Pennsylvania Commission for the Semiquincentennial. Chris was profoundly propelled by the expectation contained in observing America’s birthday, trusting it to be a general message of opportunity, self-assurance, and common pledge to the mutual achievement and thriving of America.
Chris was a characteristic competitor, an energetic skier and golf player, dominated at racquet sports and routinely rode his bicycle on ends of the week. He cherished Philadelphia’s eatery scene, particularly Pizzeria Stella, where he and Lizzie frequented. An Eagles season ticket holder, Chris adored all Philadelphia sports. He was a glad individual from the Union League of Philadelphia, The Fitler Club and Aronimink Golf Club. Conceived on March 2, 1976, Chris moved on from Malvern Preparatory School. He held a Bachelor of Arts in History from Hobart and William Smith College and a Master’s in Business Administration from Drexel University.