Mary-Austin-Obituary

Mary Christine Arnold Austin

Roanoke, Virginia

1912-2009

About

LOCATION
Roanoke, Virginia

Obituary

Send Flowers

Mary Christine Arnold Austin, 96, of Roanoke, Va., died Sunday morning, January 25, 2009. She was Adam and Nina Arnold's Christmas present in 1912. She had retired from the Veteran's Administration as Assistant Chief Financial Director after 30 years. Chris was a lifetime member of St. Andrews...

Read More

Guest Book

Not sure what to say?

Pete, Jimmy, Joe, Annie and Michael,
I just wanted to let you all know that knowing Christine and having her be a part of my life has meant so much to me. All of my memories of her make me smile. I know that she and Joe are together and she is at peace.

I, HAD THE PLEASUER OF KNOWING CHRIS FOR MANY YEARS AND SHE IS A WONDERFUL PERSON AND WIIL BE SADLY MISSED! SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS! PEACE BE WITH THE FAMILY!!

I had heard Anny speak often of her Aunt Christine over the years and finally had the pleasure of meeting her when she came to Corolla to visit Anny in 2008. She was delightful to talk to and every bit the "grand lady" I had heard so much about. I know she will be missed!

I am Angie Perez (Dame) my mother was Christine's hairdresser. I just want to tell the family how sorry I am to hear about her death. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.

I grew up across the street from Chris and have known her for many years. What a fun, sharp, lovely lady she was. She was devoted to her husband and family and truly loved by her neighbors. Raleigh Court will miss her very much. I am sorry for your loss.

My husband, Mom, and I had the wonderful pleasure of living across the street from Chris for six years. She was one of the first neighbors I meet while renovating our house prior to moving. She daily walked across the street to chat and to check out what I was doing.
My Mom and she spent many wonderful afternoons together remembering the "old" days and gobbling down chocolates.
It breaks my heart to loose both of them within a month. (My Mom was buried on December 27th.)
We...

I am so glad Annie enabled Aunt Chris to make her last trip to south Texas. I was able to renew my relationship with my wonderful aunt, but more important, our next generation got a chance to know and love her too! What a gift - and a treasure she was.

So sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

We will miss this wonderful lady who made our Uncle Joe so happy in their life together. She was extra special in our lives.