Christopher Carl Dietrich

Chris has been my next-door office neighbor for over 15 years and he's a great person to be around, to talk to, to look up to. One trait that I found endearing is his openness to everyone. When we were on campus, the group would have a daily lunch routine. Chinese one day, then Subs, Mexican the next. Chris would always be the person to invite people to the lunch group, especially new employees. He´d welcome anyone with open arms. "Come join us for lunch!" he would say. A simple, but...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I enjoyed working with Chris on projects when I was part of PU OIT. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.

Although we lost touch after high school, we hung out quite a bit in those days. Playing in bands together (in and out of school), going out on his dad's boat, and playing one-on-one basketball. Until he figured out that he didn't need to jump to block all of my shots, then I couldn't beat him. Here's a photo of our sad marching band. I'm under the bell of the sousaphone. Chris is in the middle of the back row. Condolences to his family.

We often saw Chris at baker rink watching hockey. He gave us the scoop on the Tigers. We will miss him. Bob and Bill Kinsley

Christopher was my lab partner in Sr. Claver's Physics class at ND. I will add this notification to the Class Facebook page. Best condolences to his family.

Chris and I would eat lunch together almost every day at work. He very much enjoyed going to Jersey Mike's on Tuesdays. I will miss him.