Christian Hammond

Chris, I am so sorry I missed the service. 50 years of friendship! I will miss the phone calls of keeping me updated on Elko news. Laughing and remembering the good old days like the drive in movies! 10-4 good buddy, you know what I mean, love you and I will miss you forever. Until we meet again RAY B.

Georgia, I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. It's been many many years since we worked together but I always enjoyed our time together and think of those times often. Even though Chris and I were in the same class I didn't know him well but he struck me as a good "kid". Meg Vaughan Morse

Chris, I will miss your penny pinching and coyote calling stories. You could throw down your share of picot punches at the Star. The one thing I will miss more about you was how meticulous your work was, you always made sure whatever you did was never sub par working on a house.

How do you say goodbye and bid farewell to someone you´ve known your entire life. As such I pen a short note to my friend: You and I grew up together. From our neighborhood friendship as kids and associated guilty exploits, to snowball fights and rock throwing , from grade school classes, to Little league and Babe Ruth baseball, to all-star teams, from my first "chew," to hunting together when we could we shared the first 20 yrs of our lives together. Although I didn´t see you much the past...

Rest in peace Chris, so sorry you had to go so early. I'm sure they need a good carpenter in heaven. God speed my friend :(

Chris was an outspoken person, he always had something to say, i don't think i was one of his favorite people and he always teased me about working on the railroad. The railroad this , the railroad that. RIP Chris your in a better world now.

chris was a good friend. rip bro.

Rest In Peace my friend, and thanks for being a good neighbor to my momma

Chris put a front door into my moms house and it was perfect. My mom constantly commented on what a great job he did. Thanks Chris and God bless.