Sorry for being late in this: we have been away. So sad to hear of the passing of Chris. I do have a memory to share. I used to have the students in social studies make climographs of the various countries we studied. It involved a calculator, protractor, and drawing skills. I remember Chris quickly figuring out how to do the task on the computer, in one tenth of the time, and with a twinkle in his eye. Smart boy he was! A very memorable student, and for all the right reasons.
Fred Mathieson, former Pense School principal
He was my "Handsome man " on zoom with his big smile. He had the biggest smile I have seen and it brought me so much joy to see. His smile made me feel so much better. I so look forward to the time when I will see that smile always and be on the receiving end of bear hugs from him. In the mean time Jehovah's arms will be wrapped around all of you helping you to cope with your loss and grieving hearts.
It is with profound sadness that we recall the life of Christopher, a person whose love and kindness pervaded every moment. His unique wit matched his intelligence, often leading to insightful humor that lightened our hearts. As his caregiver, I witnessed the gentle wisdom he carried with him so gracefully. His amicable nature made lasting impressions on us all, truly making the world a better place for his presence in it.
