Charles “Chuck” Albert Pine, Jr.

Date of Death: November 15, 2023

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Amherst Chapel

1600 Amherst Street

Winchester, VA 22601

Tuesday 11/28, 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

service

Braddock Street United Methodist Church

Wednesday 11/29, 11:00 am

memorial

Memorial contributions may be made to
Blue Ridge Hospice
333 W. Cork St., Suite 405
Winchester, VA 22601

Salvation Army Winchester Corps
300 Fort Collier Road
Winchester, VA 22603

Charles Albert Pine, Jr., better known as “Chuck,” 92, passed away peacefully in his home surrounded by his family on November 15, 2023.

Chuck was born December 4, 1930 in Berryville, Virginia, the son of the late Charles Albert Pine, Sr. and Margaret Chapman Pine. He was a lifelong resident of Winchester and attended John Handley High School. He graduated from Augusta Military Academy in 1949 and then went on to attend Chrysler Corporation’s Training Center in Detroit, Michigan where he specialized in business and financial management.

Chuck served in the U.S. Army in Germany from 1951-1953. After his service, Chuck returned to Winchester in 1953 and worked with his father in the automobile business, Pine Motor Company, eventually becoming President. Chuck sold Pine Motor Company in 1975 and established a real estate business known as Pine Realty. As President and founder of Pine Realty, Chuck enjoyed investing in real estate which included building commercial and residential properties. Over the years, he built many relationships with his tenants with some becoming like family. He worked in this capacity up until his death.

Chuck married Emily Jean Ward on June 16, 1956. They were married for fifty-three years until her death in 2010. Their years together were spent traveling the world, entertaining friends and spending quality time with family. In his final years, Chuck regularly spoke about his love for Jean and his desire to see her again.

He is survived by his daughter Kimberly Burke and her husband Glen of Winchester; granddaughters Brittany Dzuris (Brian) of Rochester, Michigan and Taryn Mattern (Sam) of Alexandria, Virginia; and great grandchildren, Jordan and Kendall Dzuris of Rochester, Michigan. He is also survived by a daughter from a previous marriage, Lisa Brumback (Thomas) of Alleman, Iowa and half-sister Patricia Pine of Winchester. Chuck was preceded in death by his wife Jean and his daughter Tracy Ward Pine.

Chuck was actively involved in the Winchester community. His business affiliations included being a past director of the Commercial and Savings Bank, past board member of Wachovia Bank, past board member of First Union Bank, past President of the Winchester Automobile Dealers Association, past President of the Frederick-Winchester Home Builders & Allied Businesses, and past Director of the Advertising Board for Chrysler Corporation.

His civic activities included serving as a former President and lieutenant governor of the Winchester Kiwanis Club and being awarded a George F. Hixon Fellowship. He was named Outstanding Kiwanian of the year in 1960. Chuck served as a past member of the Shenandoah University Board of Trustees, past Noble Grand of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, past member of the Jaycees, past chairman for the Eagle Board of Review for Shawnee District, past member of the Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce, past member of the Advisory Board for the Salvation Army, and past member of the Board of Directors for the Winchester Boy Scouts. Chuck served the city of Winchester as a member of the City Council from 1978-1982 and a member of the Winchester Zoning Appeals Board. A member of Braddock Street United Methodist Church since 1942, he served in various capacities over the years including Assistant Treasurer, member of the Administrative Board and member of the finance committee.

The family will receive friends at Omps Funeral Home on Tuesday, November 28th from 5-7pm. A memorial service will be held on Wednesday, November 29th at 11:00 a.m. at Braddock Street United Methodist Church. Pallbearers will be Glen Burke, Brian Dzuris, Sam Mattern, Donnie Bowers, John Hawes and Andy Bouvitas. Honorary pallbearers will be Jerry Chapman, Al Chapman and the Winchester Kiwanis Club. Burial will be private.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Blue Ridge Hospice, 333 W. Cork St., Suite 405, Winchester, VA 22601 or the Salvation Army Winchester Corps 300 Fort Collier Road, Winchester, VA 22603.

Tim Anderson

Patti Pine

Tobi felder

Jennifer Chrystal

Lew Spangler

Clarence Ed Stokes

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Amherst Chapel

1600 Amherst Street

Winchester, VA 22601

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Tuesday 11/28, 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Braddock Street United Methodist Church

Wednesday 11/29, 11:00 am

Memorial contributions may be made to
Blue Ridge Hospice
333 W. Cork St., Suite 405
Winchester, VA 22601

Salvation Army Winchester Corps
300 Fort Collier Road
Winchester, VA 22603

Charles Albert Pine, Jr., better known as “Chuck,” 92, passed away peacefully in his home surrounded by his family on November 15, 2023. Chuck was born December 4, 1930 in Berryville, Virginia, the son of the late Charles Albert Pine, Sr. and Margaret Chapman Pine. He was a lifelong resident of Winchester and attended JohnContinue Reading

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In memory of Charles “Chuck” Albert Pine, Jr., Tim Anderson lit a candle

Although I am so sad to hear of Chuck's passing, I remember him fondly as he and Jean and my parents, BJ and Cathy Lovett, got together at many Winchester events such as Apple Blossom and Kiwanis, as well as the summer parties up at Topknow Cabin in Capon Bridge! My prayers for peace during this time are with you!

I will miss you until the day I see you again, Uncle Chuck. Give Aunt Jean a kiss for me. Love you, "old boy"... Jode

I pray for comfort for cousin Kim and her family. Uncle Chuck was a good man. He had a great sense of humor. I'll never forget his laugh and great smile. His face would always light up. As a young boy having Sunday dinner at my great aunt's home in the fall, it was great fun taking a ride with my dad and uncles in the new model car uncle Chuck would bring. One special one was the red 68 Dodge Charger, before it had been released to the public. It was like being in a spaceship to this 14 yr old boy. The Apple Blossom parade was another great time. Uncle Chuck was bigger than life. The world will be much more boring without him. He was my last relative to go from the Greatest Generation.

A fine man and true gentleman.

Peace of mind is a call away. We're here when you need us most.

My condolences to Mr pines family at his passing.rest in peace Mr. Pine.have known him a long time as I grew up traveling with my father...Dorset T. Russell

Mr pine was a pillar of this community. I lived and grew up in Winchester va and had the pleasure of delivering Mr pines newspaper, and serve him at the cracker barrel were he always ate at least twice a week . He owned pine realty and had numerous properties he rented through out the years . He always told me if you ever need a place to rent make sure you tell the front desk your a personal friend and request to see me. I never needed to rent one of his properties but always referred my friends to go see him if they needed a place. He always reminded me of a judge so I use to call him judge when he would come into cracker barrel and sat in my section.when I delivered his newspaper he always made sure he tipped me for christmas. I loved having various conversations with him about the things going on here in Winchester and through out the country. He was a wise man and always gave me his blunt opinion. I cherish those conversations and memories he will be missed by many in this community. RIP Mr Pine thank you for many years of service to this community and thank you for being my friend and your advice .

Chuck, I hope to see you in my dreams... Happy, healthy and content in your new world, surrounded by your loved ones... Until we meet again...

In memory of Charles “Chuck” Albert Pine, Jr., Tobi felder lit a candle

Rest easy Mr.Pine ?️

My wife and I would like to extend our deepest sympathies to Mr Pine’s family. Mr Pine came into our life by way of our business, GNC Antiques, we leased the former Pine Motor Co. building on Braddock St from Mr. Pine. He was a old school business man, whose word and a handshake were as good as a contract. We took 7 layers of paint off the glass panels of the Pine Motor Co building with 17 gallons of paint stripper, it took us 2 weeks, but the results are still visible today. I think Mr. Pine was proud that we cared enough about his building and it’s history. He shared stories and memories with us about Pine Motor Co over the years. He is truly a Winchester legend that we are proud to have known and done business with. RIP Mr. Pine.

Praying that your family finds comfort during this very sad time. Mr. Pine was a fine example of a good man. I'm very proud to call you my great friend. So much to thank you for.... work, guidance,and understanding. You are with your wife now that you missed so much. Rest in peace my friend. I didn't get to tell you but " I gave it to the Indians".

I met Mr Pine while working for Ricketts Construction. What a true gentleman he was and pleasure to work for.

Enjoyed him coming into Handy Mart on Valley Ave.

My heartfelt condolences to Chuck’s family. My thoughts and prayers are with all ??

In memory of Charles “Chuck” Albert Pine, Jr., Clarence Ed Stokes lit a candle

I met Mr. Pine when I started working for the City of Winchester in 2013. He was kind, charming, and funny. He reminded me of my grandfather and I loved it when he came into the office over the years. He always had candy in his pockets and great stories to tell. I will miss him and his smile.

The staff of BSUMC wishes to extend our deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Chuck Pine. We grieve with you over the loss of Chuck. May the Lord bless you and keep you near to Him during these difficult days and the ones ahead. May He bless you with a peace that passes all human understanding. May He heal your hurting hearts. With love and deep sorrow.

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.