Dino Nasser

Dino Nasser Son of Lebanese Immigrants Dino was born in Welch, West Virginia and at an early age moved to and was raised in Princeton, West Virginia. Dino had a passion for football and played from the 3rd grade through High School. He played in the Peewee league, Midget League, and was on the Princeton Junior High State Championship winning undefeated team. During his Senior year at Princeton High School, he received an award for making the All-State Team. Dino attended Concord University from 1978-1982. Dino co-owned Chasers VIP Lounge from 1981 – 1986 along with his two brothers Sammy Nasser and Roger Nasser. Dino loved promoting National Bands and coaching Little League football where he could give back to the children of his community who loved the game of football as much as he did. He had a stellar career in Time Share and Vacation Home sales. His next most important role in his life was a move to Florida to take care of his father and mother. He was there for them until they passed. He was a devoted son to them and a loyal brother, uncle, nephew, cousin and friend to anyone who needed him. We are overwhelmed by the stories we are still hearing from friends and people who knew him well. There are many stories of his generous and caring nature. Heartfelt, selfless stories of things he did to help others. Most of the time the family never realized when Dino was helping because he never boasted about himself or took credit. He had a very giving heart to his family and friends. The stories of his generosity still amaze us all since he never bragged about his actions. In addition to the love of his parents and his family and friends, his other love was Football and the Green Bay Packers. Dino enjoyed following the Green Bay Packers every season from an early age and watched them win several championships throughout the years. All of you reading this will have a fond memory of Dino and his generosity, loyalty and love for all of us. Dino will be sorely missed by those of us who were and are touched by his heart. Dino is survived by his loving and loyal brother Sammy Nasser, and his wife Anastasia, sisters Noel Hassen and her husband Bill, Fadia Abulhasan, and her husband Ghassan Emilio, Dr. Wafa Nasser, Rajia Ackley, Hala Nasser, along with his nieces and nephews; Marcus Hassen (wife Rhonda), Karen Hassen, Lilia Dewald, Nadia Caddy (husband Mike), Kristen Chowdhury (husband Raj), Nathan Ackley, Jamil Nasser, Kelsey Nasser, and Chase Nasser along with great-nieces and nephews, Aliya, Emma, Ava, Atticus, Max, Quinn, Summer, Adler, and Adalyn. He is preceded in death by his parents, Jamil and Nadia Nasser, his brother Roger Nasser, and his nephew Matthew Hassen. Please take solace in knowing that Dino is reunited with his father, mother, brother and other family members in heaven. Dino will be laid to rest next to his mother on March 11, 2023, in the town where he lived his most of his life in service and love to her. There will be a Celebration of Dino’s life, at Osceola Memory Gardens in Kissimmee, FL at 11am on March 11th. For those who are unable to attend, an online guestbook will be available to sign and leave thoughts and prayers in memory of Dino Nasser.

Dino Nasser

July 14, 1960 - February 13, 2023