Edward D. Chesnick, Jr., age 55, of Clarksburg, passed away Wednesday, August 3, 2016 at UPMC Presbyterian Hospital, Pittsburgh.
He was born 1960 in Nowrytown, to Edward D. Sr., and Mary Virginia Hancock Chesnick.
Ed was a talented musician and could teach himself to play any instrument. He particularly enjoyed Bluegrass music. He also loved to fish and hunt.
Edward is survived by his wife Jonniellen Hine Chesnick, Clarksburg; one step-son, Jason A. Matty and wife Antoinette, Indiana; two grandchildren, Jackson and Emily Matty; a cousin Jeff Hancock and wife Janet, Clarion.
He was preceded in death by his parents and by his step-mother Lottie Pividori.
Funeral services will be private and have been entrusted to the Bowser-Minich Funeral Home, Indiana.
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john rising
August 8, 2016
Eddie was a one-of-a-kind person in more than one aspect. He was At one time A very close friend of mine, And over time he still remained a friend. He had many talents, and more Talent than anyone could imagine. Over the years I had always wished that I could have gotten Eddie to go out and play music with me again, because he was someone that I would have loved to been able to show his talent off to so many people, but never did I ever get that chance. He was so good on the guitar, And so many other instruments, That if you played with him You would want to put your guitar down and never play it again, because you would know in your heart that you would never be as talented as Eddie. I am so thankful that I still have Original live recordings of Eddie playing his guitar In the band that he named For us Called the Jam Factor. Sometimes Eddie would call me up, And he would ask me If he could play a song over the telephone for me that he had just written, Or he wanted my opinion on How it sounded. I would just sit there with my ear to the phone And I would be totally amazed at what I was hearing. Eddie was so humble. He was so full of love For his family, and his wife. Even though I didn't see him much, I was so thankful also that he didn't forget me, and kept me in his life as a friend. I will always miss you Eddie.
Larry Moretti
August 4, 2016
Condolences to Jonnie & family. I've known him since I was a freshman in high school and he was a senior. He always looked out for the "young guys". Eddie was a talented musician and an all-around wonderful human being. He had a great sense of humor and will be sorely missed. Rest in peace Edwardo
August 4, 2016
I am so sorry to hear of Ed's passing. I knew him while in elementary school, he was always smiling and just a nice guy. My deepest sympathy. Brenda Coulter Fasenmyer
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