David’s primary home was severely damaged by Hurricane Irene in 2011 and followed by Hurricane Sandy in 2012. He was impacted by the economic collapse of 2008. While continuing to work in his company, he diverted his attention to real estate investments. David had great passion for radio communications regardless of technology minimizing the need for it in our society. He began his business, National Broadcast Finance Corp., developing creative multimillion dollar deals for radio stations. He worked for First Pennsylvania Bank in the International Dept, and Barclays Bank for a short time. Graduating from an ivy league, The University of Pennsylvania, he was a student and graduate of the Wharton School of Business. He developed strong business and entrepreneur skills. He was known for his athletic abilities, musical talent, easy going personality and clearly was a deep thinker.
He was Senior Class President, Co-Captain of the football team and an honor student. He is also survived by his long lifetime friend, Rachel Mathieu.ĭavid graduated from Seymour High School in 1971. An important second family that supported and loved David through the years was his first and only former wife, Evelyn Sabetta and her family. He is remembered by extended family and friends. David was sorrowfully predeceased by his fun loving nephew Joshua Samuel. He also had some Greats that brought him smiles and laughter Kathryn, Robin, Aiden, Ayva, Chloe, Jordan, Lucas and Sam.
David enjoyed and took interest in his nieces and nephews: Tamara, Christopher, Michael, Scott, Brian, Hailey, Justin and their partners. He is survived by his siblings who loved him very much Kathleen Collins, Chuck Cherhoniak, Priscilla Connelly, sister-in-law, Carol Cherhoniak and brother-in-laws, Gerald Collins(now deceased)and George Connelly. He was raised at 61 Moss Avenue, Seymour, CT, at their family home. He also had a love and passion for sports, real estate and traveling the coast lines.ĭavid was the beloved son of the late Charles and Priscilla (Tarasuk) Cherhoniak. David’s family and friends celebrated and relaxed many days with him throughout the years. Welcoming family and friends to enjoy the beach and water of the Long Island Sound, his passion for this area of Connecticut was infectious. David lived much of his adult life on the East Haven shore in Connecticut. If you are able to donate, a GoFundMe has been established and approved by all family for his fiancé Kylie and for the benefit of Brian’s three children.ĭavid Charles Cherhoniak,68, born April 1,1953 in Derby CT, passed on October 16, 2021. He leaves step-siblings Jodi Hammond and her husband Richard, and Christopher Landry and his wife Nicole.īrian will be missed by his adoring aunts and uncles, nieces and nephews, and cousins and friends far too numerous to mention.īrian was preceded in death by his grandparents Jacqueline May (Moody) and Ernest Francis Billings Jr., by his uncle William Gestner, and his nephew Killian Ronan.Ī memorial will be held Saturday, Octofrom 5 to 7pm at Elmwood Meunier Funeral Home, 97 Elmwood Avenue, in Burlington. Billings and his wife Brittany, and his sisters Jeannie Lynn Morrill and Shelby Billings. Billings and his fiancé Tara Jarvis, Matthew M. He leaves his beloved siblings brothers Thomas R. He also leaves his oldest son Brian III, and his mother Mary Marcelino.īrian is survived by his grandmother Claire (Jeannie) Gestner, his stepmother, Natalie Billings, his mother’s partner, Robert Gleason, his mother-in-law, Kathy Huff and Kathy’s children Cole, Kayla, and Kelsey Huff. He was a familiar face in his neighborhood and could often be seen with his siblings and friends at Roosevelt Park or the Burlington Boy’s and Girl’s club, or riding his bike, a happy, good natured kid.įriends and family recall his love of art and his talent for sketching and painting.Īs an adult, Brian’s interests turned toward the construction trades, particularly carpentry, but he was ready to apply his hand to any task needed to get a job done.ĭown to earth with a wry sense of humor and a generous heart, Brian was devoted to his family and circle of friends, always ready and willing to help whenever and wherever he was needed.īrian leaves his devoted fiancé Kylie Clark, who was the love of his life, and their two children, Liam, and Aubrianna. Billings and Lee Anne (Gestner) Billings.īrian attended Burlington schools and as a boy, participated in local youth sports, playing both baseball and hockey. He was born in Burlington, Vermont, the son of Brian K. Brian Keith Billings II, known to his family and friends as “Little B”, passed away unexpectedly October 2, 2022.
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