Birth date: Sep 1, 1974 Death date: May 26, 2021
Chris passed away on Wednesday, May 26, 2021 in Dallas, Texas from COVID Pneumonia . Chris was born on September 1, 1974 in Dallas, Texas. Chris graduated from Plano East high school in 1993. He attended Stephen F. Austin State Un Read Obituary
I had Chris in 6 th grade math at Carpenter M S. He was one of the students you remember yrs later, not in a bad way! I had thought about looking him up because we are in Tyler often. Very sad I didn’t do that. Condolences to his family.
Chris was a great friend that I enjoyed being around and watching baseball games from the fence. I am thankful that Chris coached Landon in his early baseball years. He loved Landon and always supported him. I and my family will miss Chris greatly! My heart goes out to all the family and I will be lifting you in pray in the days to come. Love you all, Lance and family
Chris came into my life when I was 12 years old. He helped raise me and all of my friends along the way. When I was 14 he married my sister, Mindi. I was probably their biggest fan, I looked up to both of them so much. When they had Colby I was at Kilgore College. I would go by there every singe day to hold our new baby, even wake him up from naps to snuggle. Then along came Cayson, the most carefree child in the world. He was the most laid back and easy going, FUNNY little boy! At this time I was at SFA and Chris had decided to go back to school to get his Bachelors degree! We were in the same classes and he would do everything he could to embarrass me in front of my friends!!! Fast forward ... along came Swayde and Sloan. Chris LOVED my babies and my babies LOVED him. He was always so happy to see them, would do anything for them, and loved them unconditionally. Swayde, Sloan, and I will miss you so much. My promise to you is that I will ALWAYS be there for Colby and Cayson. I love them like they are my own. Heaven gained a pretty great guy. Hope you were able to see Meemaw and PawPaw and Tim! We love you!!
I worked with Chris for years through my job as a social worker. To say he was a unique and wonderful person doesn't say it all. He had a heart of gold and always wanted only the best for his clients he was working with. His smile would light up an entire room in seconds. He was a huge ray of sunshine to everyone he came in contact with. The sound of his laughter was always appreciated and it was always so genuine. I hope his sons know what a wonderful person everyone thinks he was. This world was better with him in it and he will be missed.
Nelda Worley, Social Worker
