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Eugene Nimmo Obituary

Eugene K. Nimmo VIRGINIA BEACH - Gene, 66, died peacefully at home Aug. 6, 2009, after a courageous battle with Leukemia. He was predeceased by his parents, Samuel and Frances Nimmo and his brothers, Sam and Kenny Nimmo. He was a lifelong resident of Virginia Beach and was retired from the auto parts business. He loved playing tennis and was a huge Redskins fan. He was proud to be a part of raising his grandson for 17 years. He enjoyed vacationing on the Outer Banks of North Carolina and his wishes are to have his ashes spread there. He leaves behind his loving wife of 41 years, Ann; his daughter, Laura Galownia and her fiance' David; and his grandson, Raymond Galownia Jr., all of the residence; his sister, Jackie Hodges and husband Allen of Chesapeake; his sister-in-law, Randy Nimmo of Virginia Beach; his cousin, Frances Ann Tolleson and her husband Bobby (his best friend) of Chesapeake and many cousins, nieces, and nephews. Last but not least, his dog, Buster, who was always by his side, especially at the end. A memorial service is being held at 1 p.m. today in Colonial Avenue United Methodist Church, 1420 Colonial Ave., Norfolk, VA 23517. A gathering will follow at the church social hall directly after the service. Cremation Society of Virginia, Hampton Roads office, is assisting family.

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Published by The Virginian-Pilot on Aug. 8, 2009.

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Sheila Smith

August 8, 2009

May God give Gene's family strength to bear the sorrow of loss and certain knowledge that Gene is with God, wrapped in joy and love.

Cindy Outland

August 8, 2009

Mrs. Nimmo and family I am sorry for the lose of your loved one.

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