With heavy hearts, we announce the death of Christopher Alan Vargo of Chesterfield, Virginia, born in Lincoln Park, Michigan, who passed away on March 12, 2024 at the age of 62. Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Christopher Alan Vargo to pay them a last tribute.

He was predeceased by : his father John Vargo. He is survived by : his wife Kathy L. Vargo; his children, Erika L. Peters (Mark) and John A. Sorrentino, Jr. (Kaitlin); his grandchildren, Lauren Peters, Madison Sorrentino, Harper Sorrentino and Jackson Peters; and his sisters, Susan McKenna (Patrick) and Edith Tosh (Dennis). He is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews.

Suite 302, Richmond, VA 23294 - (Get Directions) Website: https://secure2.wish.org No Gallery Photos No Videos 0 (804) 275-7828 Important Update Regarding COVID-19 Morrissett Funeral and Cremation Service is constantly monitoring the rapid changes of COVID-19 (Corona Virus).

In honor of Chris, memorial contributions may be made to Make a Wish Foundation of Greater Virginia 2810 N. Parham Road. Suite 302, Richmond, VA 23294, https://va.wish.org.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Morrissett Funeral and Cremation Service

Report this obituary

Edit this obituary Report this obituary Authorize the original obituary

Add a photo or a video

There is no photo or video of Christopher Alan Vargo.
Be the first to share a memory to pay tribute.

Add a photo

March 16, 2024

Jackie Gant lit a candle

“Sending prayers to you ALL, my heart is broken. I will always have wonderful memories of Chris, my dance partner at Crystal Gardens, serving along side him as senior senators LPHS '79, his smile and the FB posts of an exciting life he shared with his beautiful wife and lovely family. Thank you for the wonderful memories. RIP buddy. 🙏”

March 15, 2024

Matthew Brian Horvath lit a candle

March 17, 2024

Doc Torok wrote a sympathy message

“Chris and I were virtually inseperable growing up in Lincoln Park. We had the same schools, same classes, went to the same church, walked to school together for years, and as adults never lost contact. I lost a good friend, and am saddened to my soul. RIP. Chris. You will never be forgotten.”