Christopher D. Caton Sr.

My deepest sympathy to the Caton family. I'll always remember Chris's big smile and friendly face. Distance prevented me from attending the funeral, but I was there in spirit.
Donna Whyte-English, WHS class of 1975

Cindy, Chris Jr., Kelly, Margie, Dick and Dick, Jr.

I wish I had magic words to help to ease your grief, saddness and your broken hearts. Too much has happened in the last few months (WAY more than our share!). If I could have guessed this would happen to anyone, the last person on my list would be Chris. He is a warm and wonderful man, son, husband and father. God must have needed a very special person and he knew Chris was just that person.
All of us are crying and...

Thinking of you in your time of sorrow. God be with you all through this difficult time.
Suzanne (Otto-Salmon)and John Horan

Cris was and shall always be remembered as my very first friend while growing up in Woodbury. His loyalty, disarming smile and his sense of humor have left me with one of the greatest gifts one person can bestow on another. Rest in peace my dear friend and know we will meet again.

Marge & Dick: There is no greater loss than that an a child. I will remenber you in my prayers.

I was deeply saddened when I was told about Chris passing away. I have fond memories of Chris, through our school years at Central School & Woodbury High (K-12). I especially remember his great sense of humor and how he made us all laugh. My condolences to his family, friends from the Class of 75 and all those whose lives he has touched.

I cannot imagine the sorrow the entire Caton family must feel at this time. I just hope that the wonderful memories of Chris can guide you all through this devastating period.

I was saddened to hear about Chris passing away. My thoughts and prayers go to his whole family during this time of loss as I know you have lost a wonderful son, husband, father and friend. May God bless all of you during this time.

My prayers with the family at this moment. I remember Chris as a little boy running in his fathers class at WHS back in 1963 and how proud his dad was of him.