Christine Anne "Chris" Bundy

Once one has been lucky to have had a dear friend like Chris Bundy for over 50 years, the last two years have not diminished the loss. Soon after her death I would see little white butterflies in my garden. At the time I imagined they were her spirit fluttering by to say hello. I don´t need white butterflies to remind me of her tho. I miss her everyday. I´m honored to have enjoyed her friendship. Bless you all.

We at Orchards Curves are so sorry to hear of Chris's health issues and untimely passing. She was so much fun and was well loved by our members and staff.

Though I only knew Chris a short time I loved her wacky sense of humor and her wit. We often bantered comments and ended up hysterical! She was so much fun.

I met Chris when her sister, Karin, had her join our small quilt group. She seemed quiet and shy at first, but, later came to know her wit and sense of humor. She was quick with her humor and use it precisely when it needed to happen. Chris was a wonderful and talented quilter and her presence in our group had already been felt and missed.

Chris Bundy was my dear friend since we were 14 years old. We both moved to Castro Valley from different parts of Pennsylvania the same summer. We were roommates at the University of Washington. We shared many long conversations through life’s ups and downs. She was one of the most honorable people I have ever known. I will miss her for the rest of my life.