Ian Chisholm
Ian Chisholm Age 55 of St. Peters, MO passed away on
September 21, 2019 at Barnes Jewish Hospital in St. Louis, MO.
Ian is survived by his wife of 36 years – Marina, three sons
(spouses): Steven (Lisa), Ian Jr. (Jamie), and Thomas (Rachel);
seven grandchildren – Tinley, Drayke, Kade, Amelia, Colton,
Elaina and Kimber. And his faithful furry companion –
Savannah.
Also Ian’s mother Betty and siblings Beth Hardin (Mike), Linda
Princivalli, and Andrew (Camie). Nieces and nephews: Jason
and David Princivalli (Kelli); Matthew Hardin (Sarah); and
Crystal and Jonathon Chisholm. Great nieces and nephews:
Sophia and Liam Princivalli; Gabriel, Emma, Allie, Madeline and
Sawyer Hardin. Sister-in-law Lisa Lafata and brothers-in-law
Joseph and Michael Lafata.
Ian is preceded in death by his mother-in-law Josephine Lafata;
his father John Chisholm; and grandson Weldon Chisholm.
Nephew and friend too many.
In lieu of flowers – please donate in his name to Callaway Hills
Animal Shelter PO Box 35 Bloomfield, MO 65063 or the
American Heart Association or the Multiple Sclerosis Society.
Memorial service: Sunday, October 27, 2019 at 1pm. Ferguson
Church of the Nazarene 1309 N. Elizabeth Ave. Ferguson, MO
63135 314-522-3388 – luncheon to follow.
Marina and family, Wishing you peace to bring comfort, courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your hearts. Ian will be missed.
To my Ian,
I cannot believe you are gone – it wasn’t supposed to be like this. We were going to grow old together and get on each other’s nerves!
I miss you terribly – and words cannot express what I am feeling at this time.
You are my best friend for 38 years – my husband for 36 years – the father of our children – and the papa of 8 grandchildren!
That will never be taken away from you; nor the love I have for you.
What comforts me most – is – you are not in pain any longer. You are a admirable, strong, courageous, stubborn, loving, caring, intelligent, patient, kind, fun, funny, and loving man.
Love always and forever,
your Marina
I miss you so much.. i just wanted to say thank you for everything, for raising a wonderful man that is now my husband, and for accepting Weldon and I into your life as if we where your own, thank you for helping me get through the hardest part of my life when Weldon passed, thank you for putting up with everything and always being a call away, you always went the extra mile to make sure everything was taken care of. You never said no when it came to your grandkids you are the best papa and father in law.. I will forever miss your stories and wisdom, love and miss you dad always and forever
Bless you, Ian. I cherish the memories of how kind you were to me as I grew up. The summer BBQs and get together that the group had made me feel like we were all a large family. I really feel like I lost an uncle and I am still having a hard time believing you have been called to heaven. Thank you for being a part of my childhood.
I wish Marina, your children, and your grandchildren so much comfort and love at this time.
Rest peacefully.
I was so shocked to here this today. Your family is in our hearts, prayers, thoughts and memories.
Michelle were saddened to hear of your family’s loss. Please know we are thinking of all of you keeping you in our thoughts and prayers
My thoughts and prayers are with Marina and your sons.
My thoughts and memories go back to the days on thurston, and the early days of the farm. The days of North County Christian,listening to music???? in Johns blue van, and the restoration of your 67ougar. I will truly miss you as well as John your dad. Thank you for your friendship and kindness throughout the years.
Rest in Peace brother Ian.
To Ian, You were my rock when I worked at Pattonville. We sat next to each other for the 5 years I worked there. You supported me, calmed me and most of all made me laugh. The world lost a wonderful role model for look at how loved you are from family, friends and co-workers. To Marina and family, blessings during this difficult time. You can’t help but feel his loss but know you all were his world. He talked about each and every one of you daily. Much love from here in Florida. Beth????????????
Marina, I cannot express how sorry I am for the loss of your lifelong love, Ian. My heart and prayers go out to you and your family while you navigate through your grief. I hope that you can take some comfort in all your loving memories of Ian and may your faith in God reassure you that he is at peace.
Love and prayers,
Kat Richardson