Frank L. Chianelli

Frank L. Chianelli

Frank Chianelli Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers from Apr. 16 to Apr. 18, 2002.
CHIANELLI
FRANK L.
On Sunday, April 14, 2002; beloved husband of Jayne Chianelli; loving father of Christina, Julianna and Marissa Chianelli; brother of Tom Chianellie, Francie Krowitz and Pamela Chianelli; son of Fiorina "Penny" and the late Frank Chianelli, Sr.; also survived by nieces and nephews. Frank worked with his brother and mother in a third generation family furniture design and upholstery business. Frank was an avid race car driver, setting a course record at Jennerstown Raceway; as well as an enthusiastic skier and trumpet player in his church Worship Band. He was an active member of his church, serving in the Worship Band and Youth Bible Studies as well as other ministries. Friends received at MCCABE BROS., INC., FUNERAL HOME, 6214 Walnut St., Shadyside on Wednesday and Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Funeral Service in Allison Park Assembly of God Church, 2326 Duncan Ave., on Friday at 10 am. EVERYONE PLEASE MEET AT THE CHURCH. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to Western PA Association Hematology/Oncology Foundation, Western PA Cancer Institute, 4800 Friendship Ave., Pgh., PA 15224.
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May 7, 2002

Ray Shaffer posted to the memorial.

April 28, 2002

Carina Traficante posted to the memorial.

April 19, 2002

Lisa Brawdy (Nobile) posted to the memorial.

Ray Shaffer

May 7, 2002

I was so sorry to hear of the family's loss but somehow happy for Frank. We talked many times about the Lord and I know he is excited to be in His presence. Frank spread the Lord's light throughout the racing community and we are all the better for his work.



I will miss Frank. His influence remains.

Carina Traficante

April 28, 2002

Dearest Chianelli family, our apologies, we've only now received the news of your beloved loss. Our heartfelt sorrows go out to you all. We know your pain. But take comfort in knowing what you know as truth, your dear Frank is in the palm of our Lord's hands. With sincere true faith in our God, we know His kingdom of peace and love awaits us all, we know we will all be home together one day, we know this in our hearts and souls. May this be your stronghold during your healing and journey through life, until God's eternal Heaven. Sincere thoughts and prayers, Carina & Jody Traficante & family/ MaryGrace & Emerick Aulicino/ Rick & Eva Aulicino & family (friends,neighbors of Penny)

Lisa Brawdy (Nobile)

April 19, 2002

Mike and I want to send our condolences to all of you. We are very sorry for your loss. I would have liked to pay my respects at the funeral but I found out to late. I'm glad I had the oppurtunity to know Frank. He taught me alot when I worked with him. My prayers are with you.

Love,

Lisa

Walter Cheskey

April 18, 2002

My first impression of Frank was, "What a great guy!" I am certain that his lovely wife Jayne and precious children will have many wonderful memories to bring them comfort. It was obvious that the family was full of love and shared a faith in God. I know that someone new has entered our eternal home above. My deepest sympathy, Walt

Fred Niehoff

April 18, 2002

I met Frank in High School Band as well. I know our friendship endured the test of time and miles since then. I feel a great loss as all who knew him seem to feel. Frank, may God welcome you to your new home with open arms.

Mark Howe

April 17, 2002

I first met Frank in High School Band. He was a great trumpet player and an even better friend. Although we did not keep in touch as much as I would have liked in the ensuing years, I'm sure he is keeping closer tabs on all of us now that he is in a better place. His memory will forever linger in the hearts, minds, and souls of the many people whose lives he so generously touched.

Linda Thomas

April 16, 2002

Although I did not know Frank well he was always a kind and thoughtful person when I was around. He now is with his wonderful Savior and his body is whole again. I'm sure the angels are rejoicing with him. Jayne,take comfort knowing that eventually your pain will turn into beautiful memories and they will give you comfort knowing you two shared a very special life together. God bless you and your family.

Nadine & Ted Banwell

April 16, 2002

A valiant battle is never truly lost, as Frank has entered into God's home. There, he can be without pain and suffering. God Bless the entire Chianelli Family. Love, Nadine & Ted

Kathy Morandini

April 16, 2002

I feel a great loss today. Old friends have lost a dear loved one. The Chianelli family has a legacy of fine craftsmanship,culture, musical talent and faith.



Frank will be missed, I am sure, by his countless customers all over Pittsburgh. They will remember him by continuing to enjoy his fine work with fabrics in their homes, offices and places of worship.



Find peace in the spirit that lives among us in the many lives that Frank has touched.



Kathy DeRubeis Morandini

Regent Square

Reid Howe

April 16, 2002

I was stunned by the call from my brother Mark, with this news. Although it has been years, I still remember Frank's horn playing. He leaves a wonderful legacy of friends that will miss him deeply.

roslyn

April 16, 2002

I am so sorry for your loss. I remember Frank racing and used to cheer for him all of the time.

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