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1959
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2023
Christopher Conway Obituary
Dec. 28, 1959 - Oct. 27, 2023
Christopher Charles Conway, 63, of Lafayette passed away peacefully in his home after battling cancer on Friday, October 27th. Christopher was an avid outdoorsman, a loving father, and a man of strong faith. He was delighted to share his love of fishing and golf with his family and friends. His other passion was helping to change the lives of those in need through his non-profit Spring Back Colorado. He is survived by his three children, Taylor (Trisha), Peter (Natasha), and Sarah Thornton (Nick) and his 3 lovely grandchildren.
Celebration of life November 2nd, 3:00-5:00 pm at Top Golf in Thorton.
Donations can be made to Spring Back Colorado through the website www.springbackco.org All donations with go directly to winter clothing packages for employees in need.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Mark Wheat
March 21, 2024
Chris was a home builder that we did his excavation work for. I retired in 2020 and lost touch with many clients we did work for. I was so shocked to hear of Christopher´s passing. I considered him not only a client but a friend as well. I truly regret having not been aware of his health challenges he faced before his passing. His family knows how special a man he was, I hope they realize they´re not alone. Mark Wheat, Heartland Excavating.
Matt Davidson
December 4, 2023
Chris and I were childhood friends in Austin Texas.We had great times together.He was a great guy.Rest in peace Chris
Patty
November 1, 2023
Chris was a very close cousin, but he was thought of as family. He and I shared a love of the Lord and our faith.
He was a talented architect, with great ideas! We loved him and will miss him.
May the perpetual light shine upon him!
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