CHRISTOPHER S. PITT

We first met Chris and Dot at the Public House in Sturbridge, MA after the engagement of our son Blaine and their daughter Louisa. It was a joy to add to our family. Chris was a wonderful man and we are very sorry that the Pitt family lost their father so soon. Our hearts and prayers are with you. Scott and Sue Simpson

I remember Chris from our years in the Williams Choral Society, where Chris was one year ahead of me. He was an enthusiastic bass who loved getting together with small groups to sing together. He was always generous and welcoming with his time, helping a nervous young underclassman like myself get introduced to the rest of the group. I reconnected with him many years later in the Boston choral scene, where he was the same friendly and gracious individual. I will surely miss him.

I worked with Chris for over forty years at the Boston law firm of Harrison & Maguire LLP and with the firm of Robinson & Cole LLP with which it subsequently merged. I was always much impressed by his range of skills, accomplishments and adventures, not only in his career but also as a musician and outdoorsman. Beyond those, however, but without in any way meaning to diminish them, I was deeply impressed by the courage and equanimity with which he met and, for many years overcame, the medical...

Chris was a solid presence in the Bass section of Oriana and also the Choir Marshall, getting us on and off stage with grace, and other roles as well. I have missed him and will continue to miss him. His memory lives on in our hearts.

Dottie, Please accept our heartfelt condolences for your loss. Chris was a good man who always had a smile for everyone. He will be missed!! Please know that you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. Your neighbors Suzanne & Joe (Forbes 309)