Chris was always a great friend and energy, we used talk at length about bands and music, and I used to tease him, that he looked like Geoff Tate from Queensryche. He called me out of the blue one afternoon in 2017, and we talked for over an hour on the phone about music and life, we hadn't been in touch in 20 years. Not sure why he came to mind tonight, but I found myself wishing I could phone him up and just say hello. I got to see him in August of 2018 and hang out briefly in Machias, I told him I would be back in the Spring and we would talk again, and he told me he loved my optimism. He and his wife Zara drove off, and I remember his hand lifting to a wave, out the passenger side window as they drove away. A month later he was gone. I raise a toast to you my friend, you are remembered fondly, thank you for staying cool to the very end.

Sorry for your loss.

My heart goes out to Christopher's family and loved ones. May you rejoice in the wonderful memories that he left behind.

Zera and family, please know how saddened I was to hear about Chris. Chris will always hold a special place in my heart. Cling to all the memories that he has given to so many and let them help you feel his presence with you always. May God give you peace and comfort through this difficult time.

To the family and friends of Chris
We are so sorry to have to write this message. I am glad that I was able to get to meet Chris. He was an amazing guy. May the grace of God's love help to guide you in the coming times and trials. With each gentle breeze that blows or flower that blooms or snowflake that falls may you feel Chris' presence surrounding the family that he loved so much. Cherish the memories and may they help to heal your broken hearts and guide you thru the bumps in the road. If you need anything please do not hesitate to get in touch with me, either home or at work.
Many prayers and sincere sympathy
Dave Morang