Christopher Bellonzi
September 6, 1967 - April 8, 2022
Chris Bellonzi passed away unexpectedly on Friday, April 8, 2022. Chris was a long time San Franciscan and resident of the Richmond District, having moved there from Boston. He was a 30 year employee of Wells Fargo.He is survived by his wife, Beverly, his sons Dillon and Mason, his brother Mike, and his in-laws, niece and nephews.
A memorial service will be held at McAvoy O'Hara Co. Thursday, April 14 at 2pm.

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Published by San Francisco Chronicle on Apr. 11, 2022.

Memories and Condolences
for Christopher Bellonzi

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12 Entries

Joe McGaha

April 14, 2022

Beverly, I'm so sorry for your loss! May his memory be a blessing.

Cximare Dye

April 14, 2022

Beverly, I am so sorry for your loss. I offer my deepest sympathy to you and the boys. I pray for your strength and peace.

Brigid Breen

April 14, 2022

My heartfelt condolences to Beverly, Dillon and Mason. There are no answers for such a loss.
I worked with Chris for several years and he made all of our lives so much more interesting due to his appreciation for fine arts and literature. He was always generous with his time, intelligence and consideration. His memory will endure.
In deepest sympathy,

Greg Maddox

April 14, 2022

I have very fond memories of taking a business trip with Chris to Hong Kong. Attaching a photo of him volunteering at a food pantry while we were there. I will miss you, Chris. You are a good man.

Mary K Hayden

April 13, 2022

It is such an awful shock and my heart aches for you Beverly, Dillon, and Mason. I am just so sorry and wish there were adequate words.

Julia Carreon

April 13, 2022

So very sorry to hear this news. Worked with Chris for years. Always so much fun to be around. May his memory be a blessing to those he left behind.

Maggie Demkin

April 13, 2022

Chris and I worked together at Wells Fargo in the 90's and he was a great friend to me. He was such a great planner and we had so many fun group events together.

It had been too long since I last saw him. I had so many excuses for not meeting up. I always thought that when we were retired, or less busy, or when my kids were older that we would hang out again. I can´t believe I have lost that opportunity, even one more time.

He was funny and smart and well read. We liked the same music and could share the same opinion and still debate it for hours. He introduced me to some of my favorite books and could always make me laugh. He got me through so many ups and downs, he was a good friend.

I will miss you forever Chris.

Regina Cunningham

April 13, 2022

I worked with Chris for quite a few years enjoying and appreciating his zany sense of humor! He was very kind and inclusive....just an all around nice guy. May GOD bless his spirit and keep his family close in HIS arms.

Mark Hanis

April 13, 2022

Chris and I worked together at Wells Fargo and I always left our interactions with a smile and a greater understanding of our business. Chris readily shared his knowledge, perspective and sense of humor and friendship. We discovered that we had common experiences from Maine and we planned to have a beer and lobster roll together sometime. And we will still do that because Chris has a kind, considerate way about him - in person and in spirit. Beverly, Dillon, Mason and rest of family - thank you for sharing Chris with us at Wells Fargo. His work and opinion were highly regarded and he easily created enduring friendships of which I am very thankful. Mark Hanis.

Manuele Bellonzi

April 12, 2022

Our deepest condolences, from the Bellonzi family in Italy. A big hug, dear cousins. We are very close to you in this time of great suffering.

Manuele Bellonzi
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Rebecca Lyon

April 12, 2022

Rest In Peace dear Chris, we will deeply miss you. My heart is with you dearest Beverly and family, I am here for you during this difficult time. Much love, Rebecca

John Gurney

April 11, 2022

They years had passed without a word. A tragic event brought us back to where we had left off so many years ago, a friend and brother in my heart. We went thru our ups and down, laughed together, cried together and tackled our teenage troubles side by side. You will be missed my friend. Knowing we will not be getting together in Maine I now have a hollow ache that will forever be there along with memories of our friendship. I will miss you my friend. If there is a space waiting for us after our presence on earth is over, don´t get in to much trouble with my brother Marc. One dignity delays for all.

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