Larry Chimbole was a United States Army veteran of World War II, California politician, and a member of the Democratic party.
11 Facts About Larry Chimbole
On May 22,1919, Chimbole was born in New Haven, Connecticut.
Larry Chimbole was an owner of a hardware store in Palmdale, California.
In 1961, Larry Chimbole became the President of Palmdale Chamber of Commerce.
In 1962, after Palmdale was incorporated, Larry Chimbole was elected as the first mayor of Palmdale, California.
On November 5,1974, Larry Chimbole won the election and became a Democratic member of California State Assembly for District 34.
In 1976, as an incumbent, Larry Chimbole won the election and continued serving his district.
Larry Chimbole narrowly defeated Phil Wyman, vice president of the Antelope Valley Board of Trade.
From 1996 to 2000 Larry Chimbole was a member of the Antelope Valley Hospital District Board.
Larry Chimbole's wife was "Vicki" Lelia Larry Chimbole, a real estate broker with Robertson Realty.
Larry Chimbole is interred at Desert Lawn Memorial Park in Palmdale, California.