Christopher Goetcheus

Chris, you will never be forgotten. My heart breaks thinking about your sadness.

Please find my brother and give him a hug from me ❤

My deepest condolences to Christopher's family. We worked together at the Division of Insurance and he was always kind and caring. Deeply saddened to know of his passing. May you find comfort that so many will miss Christopher.

I was saddened to learn that Chris passed away. We worked together at the Division for several years, and I always recall Chris handling situations professionally with a wonderful sense of humor. Outside of the office, he would help organize the DOI softball team. While we did not win many games, Chris made it fun for all who came to play.
My condolences to his family and friends. May his memory be a blessing.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Rest in Peace Everlasting Chris.

I grew up with Chris in my life and it's his energy that set him apart for me. He felt fully engaged in whatever I was saying and made hanging out fun and loud (lol) and full of laughter. When I moved away to film school, he wrote me a 5 page, handwritten letter that listed every book and movie I should see and read (and why) to be successful. I am so glad I still have it. I will miss him and I'm sad I didn't get a chance to say goodbye.

Our thoughts and prayers are with John, Sabra and David. May the Lord guide tou all in this trying time.

I first met Chris when we both worked at WEEI Radio in Boston “back in the day.” We had been friends ever since. He was a funny guy and extremely talented. There were a lot of great times over the years. He will be missed.

Very sorry to learn about Chris' passing. I knew Chris through our mutual work at the Mass DOI. He was, as my father would say, "quite a character" (and I mean that in a good way!) Condolences to the Goetcheus family; I am sure that Chris is at peace now.

Sincerest condolences and prayer for his parents, Sabra and John and brother, David, to be held in the loving, healing arms of the Lord as they grieve his death.