Condolences

• 09/03/2024

  Marijo Bills Young

  Gary,I'm so sorry for the loss of your dad. Your parents were wonderful people. Your dad was always so friendly and cheerful. It was always nice to see him at church. He did lots of wonderful things for other people. What he didn't do was pass out during communion like you did. I hope you have taken after your dad because that wouldn't be a bad thing at all. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Take Care

• 09/03/2024

  Mariann Nelson

  Wonderful person

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  Fritz and Jackie Tulencik

  Donna, so sorry to learn of your brothers passing.  Our love to you!

• 09/03/2024

  Cris and Bonnie Crispino

  Among the many memories of the times we spent with the Chappell family is the kindness and happiness of "Mr. Chappell." A true gentleman and loving husband and father. May Mr. Chappell Rest In Peace and may the Chappell family be comforted by their happy memories of this wonderful man.

• 09/03/2024

  Linda (Daily) Corder

  Gary and family,     Your Dad lived a long life.  Sending sympathy to you and your family.  

• 09/03/2024

  Linda Costello

  I had the pleasure of working with Bill during my employment at Urban Mission.  He was chairperson of our God's Pantry committee for several years and also served wherever he was needed.  It was indeed to serve with someone who shared his faith walk with everyone he could.  I will always remember his determination and his wonderful smile.

• 09/03/2024

  Mark

  Mark & Janis Allan have good memories of Chappell family.

• 09/03/2024

  Vanna Krupinski

  I worked with Bill in tin mill and he was very very nice and a hard working man. He shared a lot of good memories of his family He was so proud of all of you.

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  09/03/2024

  Mariann Nelson
• 09/03/2024

  Larry Chappell

  I'm going to tell you about a missed opportunity and regret that I never did send my Uncle Bill a card when Ron suggested it. Uncle Bill saved our family in the sixties I never thanked him for it as a grown adult. You see my Father had to make a decision for his family and probably did not go about it in the best manner although it turned out to be the best thing he ever did for us. My Dad decided to pursuit a job opportunity in Illinois and told us he was going to Pittsburgh for a mechanic's workshop for the weekend. Come Sunday night he did not return and of course we all were worried sick about him. The hard part was not knowing if anything had happened to him or where he was. Uncle Bill did some let's say detective work and was able to reach his brother in Illinois. Without a second thought he jumped in his car and drove to Illinois to see my Dad. After that visit the ground work was done for us to relocate to Illinois. Two things stand out to me other than the role Uncle Bill played in bringing our family together and that was the first part of our journey to Illinois one was I swore I would return for my senior year of high school to graduate from Wintersville High School. Within the first 20 miles of the trip which I'm sure is overstated as everything is bigger as a kid and longer. We were going down Reed Mills hill pulling a U-haul trailer in the green Rambler station wagon in truth at that point the trailer was damn near pulling us down the hill. It was the scariest time I have ever been in a car. Uncle Bill I'm truly sorry I never told how much that meant to me. Honestly I'm not sure my sisters know these details With tears falling down my face I am forever grateful to you. RIP Larry Bill

• 09/03/2024

  Max Hazlewood

  I Remember meeting Mr. Chappell when he was down visiting. Nice gentleman. Prayers for the family and especially my brother, Gary. Sorry for your loss my friend.

• 09/03/2024

  Sharon Borsch

  So sorry for your loss Gary. My sympathy and prayers to you and your family.

• 09/03/2024

  VIA_RLI@YAHOO.COM

  Dear Chappell Family,  I am so very sorry you have lost such a loving and caring family member.   Like so many Christain men of his generation, he lived and led by example. May you all find comfort in his eternal reward.  Becki (ILLIG) Childers

• 09/03/2024

  djnana@windstream.net

  Ron ,Gary, Carol, Bruce, Aunt Donna and Aunt Dora, My thought's and prayers are with all of you.Uncle Bill had a smile and laugh I will never forgetHe was a wonderful man. Cherish your memories , as I will  ..Love to all of you, Donna Jane

• 09/03/2024

  Beth

  I have so many memories of Uncle Bill, but some of the best were when he and the Aunts would visit us in Florida. I remember my youngest daughter and Uncle Bill baking his famous sugar cookies many times and although he told us the secret to perfect sugar cookies, none will ever be as good as the ones that he made. Rest in peace Uncle Bill, hug my Mom and Dad for me. Love you 

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  09/03/2024

  Mariann Nelson