Chris Carlson

Chris was a wonderful brother n law. I loved his wit and his animated gestures. He always made me laugh. He was a GOD gifted man & would share this gift with others. Last time I saw him, I thanked him for helping me to get back to GOD. He was an example of how to love your mate no matter what & how to love your children. "Always include those that you love", I remember him saying & he demonstrated this by watching him with his wife, kids & grandkids. I shall miss your energy as you walked into a room & thanks for helping me along the way.

So sorry for your loss! Our prayers are going out to the wonderful lady Terri and all of the family! Chris touched our family in so many ways! Lots of great memories, that we will always treasure! He planted lots of seeds out here in SW Colorado!

We were so blessed to have Chris in our lives! Our prayers to all his family & friends.

It is my honor to have had Chris as a cousin but truthfully I loved him like a brother. Family gatherings in our youth were always filled with joy, humor, and child adventures. Sometimes even a little "preaching" if he thought the adventure might be getting a bit off path. As adults, no matter how long the time between our visits were, there was never an uncomfortable space between us.
The Lord truly blessed Chris with many gifts; wit, generosity, devotion to family, courage, and that beautiful singing voice and the talent to use it. He was also especially blessed with Terri. A wife that not only complimented his giant personality but could curb it if need be.
I know that the faith and devotion that Chis has for the Lord put him first in line when Heaven´s Gates opened yesterday.
For now, my heart is filled with sorrow but remembering him will bring joy and laughter again to all my tomorrows.
We´re sending our deepest condolences to you and the family, Terri. We will always love and miss him.
Love always your cousin too, Melanie

A Dallas Cowboy fan through and through. Gonna miss you bro

I am his brother in law. Met him at age if 8 yo. Was a bit of a brat to him then......hopefully not later in life. Will kiss you brother. Mark Rose