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Jul 2, 1967 - Feb 19, 2021
May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. Chris will be missed by many whose lives he touched in one way or another. He was kind and caring and a loving husband to Lisa. Rest in peace, Chris!
Jean Harris
February 26, 2021
Met Chris on an Aerosmith site and it has become a wonderful friendship. I will miss your posts. May you RIP. ^A^ ^A^ ^A^
JEAN NUTILE
February 25, 2021 | Friend
Chris and I had absolutely nothing in common with the exception that we both liked to debate our differences adjacent to a backyard fire with a few cocktails which developed into a friendship. Chris was an easy person to call a friend since he was a great guy with a big heart who would befriend anyone. I am sure that his early passing leaves a large gap for many people and my thoughts are with you Lisa and the rest of his family.
David Eagles
February 25, 2021 | Friend
Christopher M. Dulinski age 53, died suddenly at his home in Manistee, on Friday, February 19, 2021.
Born on July 2, 1967 to Carol (Londry) and J. Thomas Dulinski in Manistee. Chris trained with his father as a plumber from an early age and probably had a pipe wrench instead of a rattle. Chris was a graduate of Manistee High School with the class of 1985. He loved music, especially Aerosmith, and he enjoyed going to concerts with his friends. He had many jobs over the years, as a plumber, mechanic, handyman, and even a cook. Chris was the kind of person that would help anyone that needed it, he would give his last dollar if it would make a difference.
He is survived by his wife Lisa Harris Dulinski, his daughter Sabre Dulinski of Manistee, Stepdaughter Brittany (Aubrey) Hall of Sicklerville, NJ, son Kellie Strandberg of Fairbanks, AK, grandchildren Milaya, Klarysa, Darian and Bradlee Dulinski all of Manistee and Luna Hall of Sicklerville, NJ. Also survived by his Aunt Arlene Jankowski, Uncle Tommy Breece, godmother Priscilla Staffeld, several cousins and an abundance of friends that he considered family.
Chris was predeceased by his parents and sons Stephen Strandberg and Brandon Dulinski.
Over the years he lived in many places including Cadillac, Detroit and New Jersey before returning home to Manistee in 2015. Chris was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed hunting, camping gardening, tending to his chickens, backyard fires, barbecuing and his dog Rock. In keeping with Chris’ wishes there will not be services, but he did want “a party, and there better be whiskey!” Celebration of Chris’ life will be held on July 3, 2021 in the backyard of our home. All are welcome.
The Herbert Funeral Home of Manistee is in charge of funeral arrangements.
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