CHRIS B. PASCAL

Chris It's been 7 years since you passed and not a day goes by that I don't think about and miss you. I really miss your hugs and all your quirky jokes and ways that made me laugh. Love you forever, Karen

I miss and think about you every day. Sometimes I laugh and sometimes I cry but each memory is as vivid as if it was yesterday. Love you, Karen

We miss you Chris, always. Love you forever, Kim

I just now found out about Chris' passing. I am heart broken to that my uncle is gone. We didn't know each other well but made a good connection about 25 years ago. My love to his wife and family.

Karen, while I was telling my son about my earlier life, my story included the time I got to know Chris. Since our paths have diverged and we haven't been in touch for many years, I decided to google his name. How sad I am to learn he is no longer with us. The years have not dulled my memory of him, nor
how delightful it was to be in his company. I am so sorry for your loss.

Tony Garton

My Love,

One week ago today was your 67th birthday. I just happened to be in Knoxville while driving from Memphis to Charlotte, NC. So many memories surfaced. It was the city where you grew up as your Dad was a UT Professor. We met at the Student Center at UT, Knoxville. I was sitting with one of your fraternity brothers and by the time we got up to leave you had asked me out on a date. It was the city where we rendezvoused while you were living in Durham and I was in Memphis....

Good bye Chris (Superman). I loved you a bunch and will miss your sense of humor, silly jokes, smile and great laugh because that's how I will always remember you. Love, Kim

I will always remember the good advice the Rascal gave me in law school. "Pardner, I refuse to be unhappy." Chris lived life to the fullest and always saw the glass as half full. He helped me tolerate law school for three years and remained a cherished friend. My sympathies to his family. He was a truly unique fellow.