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Steve Wilton
November 21, 2004
Dear Chrissie,
I will really miss swapping home renovation (horror?) stories and sharing memories of our pets. You always had a kind word to say and I will never forget you being one of my "guardians" when I first came out in Kansas City.
I was looking through the photo gallery and I can remember being at those events or similar events and my eyes swell thinking about those fun times we shared. How happy I am that I got to see you recently at Missie B's. A cocktail in one hand and a big smile and hug for me. I cherrish that memory.
What a wonderful person you are. But I know you are in a better place and I feel good knowing you'll have a barstool waiting for me when I get there.
Love You,
Steve
Tommie Baughman
November 15, 2004
Chris,
You are very dear to my heart. I loved our talks when I was cutting your hair. You always brightened my day.Joe and I will miss you my friend.
Kevin White
November 14, 2004
Chris:
I only had the opportunity to have known you for a few short years ... and I'll treasure those memories. It was always nice to see you out and about.
Thomas Besgrove
November 14, 2004
Chris,
My friend, my "brother", my confidant. Thank you for being a part of my life. Thank you for the laughs, the giggles, the tears and the triumphs. You were always there for me and I hope I was able to return every kindness.
After your passing, I felt a hole in my heart. I know now that it's not an "empty space". It is filled with the love and memory of my dear, sweet friend and I will cherish that memory for all of my life.
I will keep you close in my heart,... always.
Love & hugs.
Tom
Mark Weatherby
November 14, 2004
Chris, You will be missed.
Love and light,
Bambi.
Ed Gunn Don Elkins (Nipper)
November 11, 2004
Chris....Wow, we have shared so many fun memories. We spent last night looking at pictures and re-living many of the memories we made with you. Over the years, we have shared some great times. Thank you!Chris, we will miss you. You will continue to be in our hearts and in our thoughts. As we remember you, you will always be a part of our smile. Love and Hugs, Ed and Nipper
Beer Bust
November 11, 2004
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John Long
November 11, 2004
Chris,
We'll miss seeing you always and sharing so many good times. One of the wonderful traits about you Chris was your genuine concern and interest in the lives of your friends. Whenever I'd see you and you'd ask "How are you?", you would look at me intently when I answered and were really interested in my reply. Your question was never just small talk; it was genuine. Of course I'll always miss seeing you in your Daisy Duke short shorts since we all knew that no one loved showing off his great legs more than Chrissie! And man could those legs pedal in PrideRide - who knew you were such a bicyclist! I hope Chaz has been keeping your bed warm for you up in heaven since we know how much you loved that little Schnauzer and now you'll be with her again. We'll always miss you bud. I'm so glad I got to share part of my life with you on this old planet earth. - John
Kenyon Anderson
November 10, 2004
You will be missed and cherished by all who knew you, Chrissie. May your life everafter be filled with beauty and peace.
erny huelke
November 10, 2004
hola chrissie bear,
some of my best memories of you were
at missie b's...hats and heels parties,cancun parties,being in cancun and puerto vallarta.i never came to pick up the bike,damnit! but,that's okay...it was a pleasure knowing you and know you are smiling down on us.will think of you often,blessings,namaste,always,erny
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