Christopher M. Harter

Chris, don't know why I looked you up, maybe it's because of the loss of your cousin Perry on November 27th and was feeling a little nostalgic. I'm so sorry we didn't keep in touch and now regret it. Please tell Perry that I think about him every day. Can't believe that you are gone also. Miss all of you.

Chris,
Just found out that you are gone. This makes my heart hurt. I remember your laugh and smile. You were the best cousin ever. I remember you at my mom and dad's, remember butchering the turkeys, one of my favorite memories of you. I will remember the reunions always and the fun times my kids had trying to water balloon you. Love you and will miss you always. The world just got a little sadder without your smile.

Mary

Thinking about growing up with you & all the great times we had. I always will remember you having a big smile & going to church every Sunday. You were a man of great faith. There's no doubt where you are now. God decided He was going to free you of all your pain & suffering. I know now that you can breathe freely & you are no longer suffering. Rest in peace my dear brother. Until we meet again. Miss & love you.

Your sister, Cyndi

Seems like only yesterday that Chris was a little boy running around First Church with my daughters and his brother and sisters. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. The assurance that one day you will all be together again is the hope that will get you through the days ahead. For now, he will remain alive in your thoughts and memories.

I miss you so dearly. I'm so sorry you were so sick and had to leave us. I understand it was time for you to go home and I now you have no pain any longer. I will always cherish I great times we had together. I LOVE YOU!!!!!

I miss you so much!! My heart is hurting every day. We had a great child hood and I wouldn't change it for the world. At least I have a lot of good memories we all shared together. I will never forget you and someday I will see you again. I miss you and Love you!!

Didn't get to see Chris very often, but when I did, we talked about life and classmates. Losing one of the really good guys.

We were cousins. Enjoyed talking with Chris at family reunions. My dad was Charles.