Christopher Langston Baker

I still catch myself looking forward to telling Chris about something at work, an investment or what's new with my son. We would meet up at the gym every week as much for the camaraderie as for the weights. Then I remember that I won't see him until the next life. I miss Chris. He was a good friend who challenged me to believe I could do more.

The world is just different now.

To my friend & co-worker Chris L. Baker & Cheryl & the family, my deepest sympathy for your lost I'm just finding out about Chris, My heart goes out to you. Chris was a blessing to join me during his living in Tampa at the Engineering firm. I spoke to him a while back regarding my video that my wife & I found of him with the kids in our Backyard. He was a Great Guy, will be missed.

Cheryl, I worked with Chris on the 595 P3 project. Truly enjoyed his professionalism, as well as his attitude. My sincere condolences for you on his departure. However, I rejoice in the fact that he is Home. 1 Thes. 4 13-end.

Although I regretfully did not know Christopher, I have gotten to know his brother Joseph from working with him at DLA over the past year. I am sure that Joseph's caring and kindness are a reflection of his entire family. I extend my sincere condolences during this difficult time and pray for you family to see you through these devastating times. God Bless.

My condolences to the family on the passing of CHRIS...RIH..
MY CLASSMATE..
ROOSEVELT CLASS OF ""79""

Chris and I grew up together in DC in the Church of Christ and went to high school together. We were very good friends. Although we lost touch many years ago, I think about him frequently. I am very sorry to hear of this news and my deepest sympathies go out to his entire family. He will be missed.

Sorry for your loss. Sending prayers and much love to you family. Chris was such a great guy even as a young man growing up on 4th street. Always respectful with a huge smile. Cherish all the beautiful memories Im sure they are many.