R.I.P Aunty Chris you were an absolute lady and your legacy lives on through your kids & grandkids. I hope they find comfort and solace on each other as they try to navigate these times without you. Sending all our sympathy and love from home in The Emerald Isle. All our love always, your niece Tracy & Tiernan, Lara & Charlie
We are so sorry for your loss. Please know that you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. She was one of the nicest, kindest people we had the pleasure of meeting. She and her husband welcomed us to the neighborhood in 2017, and we will never forget them. ❤️
Chris, as we knew her , and her late husband, Mike, were introduced into my life about 1980, when I found myself with the responsibility of managing a mill, with no background experience and far to young at the time to. ” know the ropes” .
I credit Chris and Mike with supporting me with many of the “tools” I needed to survive and succeed with that business……Chris with her constant support and outreach to me to make sure that all was well, and Mike with his superb skills in always, without exception, locating the reliable heavy equipment I needed at a price I could afford.
Both Chris and Mike , I am blessed to say, subsequently stayed in my life as dear and trusted friends until they both “went home”. Chis and Mike were a “gift” to this planet, may the Almighty God bless them abundantly.
R.I.P Aunty Chris you were an absolute lady and your legacy lives on through your kids & grandkids. I hope they find comfort and solace on each other as they try to navigate these times without you. Sending all our sympathy and love from home in The Emerald Isle. All our love always, your niece Tracy & Tiernan, Lara & Charlie
We are so sorry for your loss. Please know that you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
She was one of the nicest, kindest people we had the pleasure of meeting. She and her husband welcomed us to the neighborhood in 2017, and we will never forget them. ❤️
Chris, as we knew her , and her late husband, Mike, were introduced into my life about 1980, when I found myself with the responsibility of managing a mill, with no background experience and far to young at the time to. ” know the ropes” .
I credit Chris and Mike with supporting me with many of the “tools” I needed to survive and succeed with that business……Chris with her constant support and outreach to me to make sure that all was well, and Mike with his superb skills in always, without exception, locating the reliable heavy equipment I needed at a price I could afford.
Both Chris and Mike , I am blessed to say, subsequently stayed in my life as dear and trusted friends until they both “went home”. Chis and Mike were a “gift” to this planet, may the Almighty God bless them abundantly.
Taffy Anderson
Agassiz, B.C.