Beloved Father, Son, Brother, and Friend

September 28, 1978 – May 13, 2025Christopher Jason Vierengel, 46, of Florida, passed away surrounded by love, leaving behind a legacy of loyalty, laughter, and unmatched devotion to his family.He was the proud father of two daughters, Asyia and Mina, whom he called his “perfect angels”—the pride of his life, his whole world. He raised them with strength, softness, and the kind of unconditional love that made them feel invincible. He gave the best hugs—the kind that made you feel safe without a word—and had an unforgettable way of showing affection: if you were “eyeballin’,” he had to kiss your eyeballs. It became a signature expression of love in the Vierengel family—hilarious, tender, and so him.Chris was a protector, a provider, a comedian, and a fighter. He was tough on the outside, but had a heart of gold—a giant teddy bear who would drop everything to help someone he loved. He looked out for everyone around him, often without being asked. He gave more than most people realized, and he never asked for anything back.He showed up—for everyone. Whether it was family, friends, or someone in need, he gave his all, every time. He was the glue that held everyone together.He loved spending time with family, cooking delicious meals, watching movies, playing video games, and making people laugh until they cried. He made everyone feel loved, appreciated, and supported. That was his gift. His presence made any room feel safer, warmer, and alive.No matter what life threw at him, Chris faced it head-on with fearless energy, unapologetic humor, and larger-than-life strength. He spoke his mind, protected what mattered, and owned every room he walked into. Underneath the ink, the fire, and the grit, he carried a love so deep and fierce it changed everyone lucky enough to be loved by him.He believed deeply in family and faith and always said that blood and family were more important than anything. He stood on that belief and lived it in everything he did protecting, supporting, and sacrificing without hesitation.Chris is survived by his loving daughters, Asyia and Mina; his mother Cathy; his brothers David and Donn Jr.; his sister Heather; niece Ava; nephew Brayden; uncles Richard and Mike; aunts Gina and Wendy; the mother of his children Tina; and his best friends Will, Ryan, and Brandon, who were more like brothers than friends. He was preceded in death by his beloved father Donn, and also leaves behind many other relatives and lifelong friends who will forever carry his memory.Chris will be remembered for his infinite love, his unmatched strength, his one-of-a-kind presence, and the way he made everyone around him feel like they truly mattered.He was more than a father. More than a son. More than a brother. More than a friend.

He was everything.