Christos Tapases

Happy Birthday Chris! Have a margarita for me!

I can't believe it's been a year! I miss you so much Chris. Not a day goes by that I don't think of you. My friend. Keep drumming!
But love is a power greater than death, just like the songs and stories told. And when she built you, brother, she broke the mold.

I would like to say that I continue to have warm thoughts of the guy that always wanted to make everyone happy!

I spent my career greeting Chris as he stopped into Springfield Plumbing to meet with my employers. I spent 30 years as a sales rep there, and always loved to visit with Chris. His sincerity, it was so real. He was kind, generous, a man who I havent seen in a few years, yet it struck me right in my heart. Sorry for your loss, his devotion to his heritage, faith in God, brought it home promptly after his passing. I know that hes seeing all his friends and loved ones now, I would always tease...

Chris and I went to AIC together and had a lot of classes together. I feel very fortunate to have known him. He wasn't the nicest person and I feel honored to have known him.

Our deepest condolences to the family. He was my boys dad, Donald Goudreau's beloved friend and accountant for 30 years. Don passed untimely a week prior to Chris and we just saw Chris at Dons service. :( No doubt Don was there to greet his buddy. No doubt at all. Our family will keep you in our prayers and may God bring you comfort and peace. Love, The Goudreau family

Im so sorry to hear of the passing of Christos. I had the pleasure of knowing him during my years at The Ranch. Every time he came in the golf shop he had a smile. Always lit up the room. Prayers to your family.

I knew Chris during our school days, and I remember him as being kindhearted, smart and genuine. My condolences to his family and friends.

Toni, Sue and daughters, Nick and Stephen, our thoughts are with you all in the loss of Chris.
He was always the baby cousin of the Chones girls..
Lots of laughs and memories, He will be in our hearts. My deepest sympathies..
Maria Chones and Mark Sprau