Peter Chiodo “Pete the Barber” Age 88, of Scott, passed unexpectedly on Monday, September 7, 2020. Life companion of Teruko Rayburg; adoring and protective father of Rosemary Chiodo (David) DiMarco and Marylouise Chiodo; dedicated and supportive grandfather of D.J. (Keri), and Jim, (Katlyn), and great-grandfather of Joseph Tullio, Santino Peter, Luciano James and Enzo; brother of Louisa, Joseph, Adda, Mario and the late Frank. Uncle and mentor to many loving nieces and nephews. After emigrating from Italy, Pete opened Chiodo Hairstyling in Dormont. Later joined by his brother Mario, they were in business for 57 years until he retired at the age of 84. He was once featured on Mr. Rogers’ first public television show on WQED to help ease children’s fear of going to the barber. He was most proud, though, when a client he had known since they were a child would bring in their own children to see him for a haircut. Pete was an avid hunter and outdoorsman who loved spending time between his camp that he shared with his brother Mario and the Beinhauer Lodge with all his friends. He also enjoyed walking in Scott Park almost every night, and had a small group of friends who would join him. To know Pete was to know his beaming smile and his warm and giving heart. It brought him such happiness to bring his friends and family his homemade wine, fruits, vegetables, and Italian bread. He loved their tradition of making sopressata in his daughter’s garage and always hosted the Feast of the Seven Fishes on Christmas Eve. On Sundays in the summer he could always be found at Trader Jack’s collecting treasures and building lasting friendships with the vendors. It's hard to imagine one’s life not being made better in some way just by knowing him. He was a hardworking father who adored and cherished his daughters, loved and respected his son- in-law Dave whom he frequently referred to as “a good man”, and had such pride in his grandsons. He always expressed how lucky he was to see his grandsons become fathers. His great grandchildren filled him with joy and laughter and affectionately called him “O.G.G.” or “GG”. He loved to teach them to fish, surprise them with lunch, and be their number one fan at all of their sporting events. Pete will be missed by so many who loved him. Funeral arrangements by BEINHAUERS (724-941-3211). All services will be private. Memorial contributions for an honorary bench at Scott Park in Pete’s memory may be made to Marylouise Chiodo, 2378 Cramden Road, Pittsburgh PA 15241. Please add tributes at beinhauer.com