Christopher P. LEWANDOWSKI

A tribute to our son Christopher (AKA) the mayor.We knew you were a magnet of friendship to whomever you met. You were a good listener and everyone enjoyed talking to you. Age did not matter. We treasure the time we had with you. We expect you would say, don't fuss mom and dad, it is what it is,no big deal. It was a big deal to be your parents, though the time was much too short. We miss you more then words can say. Till we meet again. Love Dad and Mom

I always remember my cousin with a grin on his face. A long time ago when he took me for a "spin" around Aunt Irene's neighborhood in his MG convertible when I was a dorky kid, I thought " This guy is cool! I want one of these too!" We lived out of town so much I never got to know you as much as I would liked to have. The Lord has blessed us all with a wonderful family of which now a member has gone on before us. God has called you home long before we expected and may His love and grace be a...

Dear Grandpa Fred, Grandma Alice, Aunt Rosie, and Mrs. A, I am so very sorry for your lost of your beloved son and brother. May you be shrouded in God's loving grace.

I will miss my one and only brother. I have many fond memories of playing together when we were little, especially when you were the taxi driver and always picked me up. I know now how much I really loved you. Your sister, Deana

Chris,You will be missed by many of us.I will always remember the fun and laughs we shared in the past years. May God bless you.

Uncle Chris aka "Uncle Sparky," you will be missed. I will always remember sitting on Grandma and Grandpa's kitchen floor when I was little, pouting because I said I didn't like my name and I wanted a new one, and you were trying to console me, and you said you didn't like your name when you were little either to try to make me feel better! Much love and God bless you. Love, your niece