Christopher S. Dyszkewicz

Christopher S. Dyszkewicz, 51, of Danville, Illinois, passed away on Monday, May 12th, 2025, in Danville. Chris was born on Christmas Day, December 25th, 1973, the son of Nancy (Cook) Dyszkewicz and Scott Dyszkewicz in Danville. He is survived by his fiancée April Cassidy of Danville, his mother Nancy (Cook) Dyszkewicz of St. Petersburg, Florida, his sister Candice (Jorge) Diaz, of St. Petersburg, Florida, his niece Shaelyn Diaz of St. Petersburgh, Florida, his nephew Landon Diaz of St. Petersburgh, Florida, his son Bryce (Jalyn Hamilton) Dyszkewicz,  granddaughter Henzley Dyszkewicz, grandson Korbyn Dyszkewicz, and his Uncle Steven (Susan) Dyszkewicz of West Lebanon, Indiana.  He also leaves behind several cousins and many friends all around the Danville area. Chris was preceded in death by his father Scott Dyszkewicz, maternal grandparents Virgil (Bill) and Norma M. Cook, paternal grandparents Lody and Betty (Stanley) Dyszkewicz, his Aunt Jami (Dyszkewicz) (Blazaitis) Brasker, and Uncles Kenneth (Billy) Cook and Rusty Cook.

Chris was a lifelong resident of the Danville area and had been working at Danville Senior Apartments as the Maintenance Manager since 2017. Chris was an avid Cubs and Bears fan but what he really loved was spending time with family and friends, especially when enjoying live music around the area. Chris could commonly be found traveling around east central Illinois or west central Indiana enjoying his favorite bands play live music. Some of his favorite groups were American Pie, Trouble Is, and Rock Posse. Chris was devoted to his work as Maintenance Manager at Danville Senior Apartments and was especially proud of his landscape work there, including his fish pond. He will be sadly missed by all the tenants there as well as his cousin Nicole Dyszkewicz McMahan who worked with Chris every day at the apartments for the last 8 years.

He will be missed by his little best friend Huxley. He will miss his Ampa dearly.

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