Chester Stanley "Chip" Jaworski, Jr.

Chester Stanley “Chip” Jaworski Jr., 81, of Lusby, Maryland, passed away at home on October 11, 2026. He was born March 13, 1945, in Rhode Island, the son of Chester “Chet” Jaworski Sr. and Stephanie A. “Stella” Oksanish Jaworski.

After his family settled in Hicksville, New York, Chip attended Hicksville High School, where he played soccer, baseball, and basketball and ran track. He graduated with the Class of 1963 and went on to attend East Tennessee State University, where he studied education and played basketball as a guard for the Buccaneers.

In 1976, Chip married Linda, whom he met while he was teaching at Northern High School and she was working at Northern Middle School. They shared 36 years of marriage before her passing in 2012. Calvert County Public Schools played a significant role in Chip’s life, not only bringing him and Linda together but also providing him with many years as an educator and coach. Throughout his career, he taught physical education and Driver’s Education and coached a variety of sports at Northern High School, Calvert High School, and Mutual Elementary School.

Before his health declined, Chip especially enjoyed spending time with his golf league. He also loved visiting yard sales and auctions, always on the lookout for his next great “treasure,” usually with his ever-present cup of coffee in hand. More recently, he enjoyed reconnecting and finding friendship among those at American Legion Post 274.

Chip was preceded in death by his wife, Linda Jaworski, who passed away in 2012, and his parents, Chester and Stephanie Jaworski.

Chip is survived by his daughters, Cheslie Williams and her husband, Edward Jr., of Prince Frederick, Maryland, and Courtney Jaworski and her boyfriend, Josh King, of Lusby, Maryland; his brother, Brad Jaworski of Holbrook, New York; his four grandchildren, Edward Williams III, Skylur King, Wyatt Lyons, and Gauge King; and other extended family members.

Whether on the golf course, at a yard sale searching for his next great find, or enjoying the company of friends, Chip leaves behind a lifetime of memories, adventures, and stories that will be cherished by his family, friends, and all who knew him.