Christine Evelyn Bodmer

Chris was a warm and friendly person As a new nurse, she took me under her wing. We met at
Stony Brook University Hospital, NY., almost 40 years ago. We became good friends and took many trips together with Marilyn and a small circle of their friends. We enjoyed going out to dinner with them all and celebrated birthdays together. It was our loss when they moved to California. We were able to visit them and saw their beautiful home in Murietta. Chris was a breath of fresh air with a quick smile and a hearty laugh. Chris and Harold were a giving and caring couple. Upon returning from a trip we received the news of Chris"s passing. It saddened us greatly. I spoke to Chris about 2 months ago. Our deepest sympathy to all the family. You will be in our prayers. Chris and Harold are together again!

Tom and I both have heavy hearts for you and Karen know that we are there in spirit

Mrs. Bodmer was such a nice person. I met her many years ago on Long Island when I met Steve at Stony Brook, and then saw her many times after she moved to California. It was always fun to celebrate her birthday at Steve and Karen's Super bowl party. So sorry for your loss.

Your nana was such a kind and loving person. She will always be with you no matter where she is. Just know she is in a better place now. Love you always. You can get through this

I met Chris and Harold when I lived with my late husband, Bernie in Lake Grove. So sorry to hear about her death. My thoughts and prayers are there for the children and grandchildren.

We met Chris and Harold thru my sister Marilyn Callari when you lived in Lake Grove. They both were always a lot of fun and such a nice couple. Sorry to hear of her passing.. Prayers and thoughts to you and family as you go thru this difficult time.

So sorry to hear about the loss of your Mother. I have fond memories of the many trips we took together, I first met her in Lake Grove 50 years ago. She was a loving friend. Always with a kind word and smile. She will be missed by many. I was proud to call her friend. Chris I will miss you and our talks, Rest in Peace dear friend. My thoughts and prayers will be with you forever.

Dear Steve Karen Eric & Ryan,
We send our condolences to you and yours. We had missed your Mom at super bowl
party. Always a smile with such kindness of spirit about her. Our best to you both
and the boys All our best Paul Ning & Allison

We are very sorry to hear of cousin Christine's passing. I have so many great memories of family get togethers, and great fun and food! Although we haven't seen you all recently, we think of everyone often and with much fondness. Love To All.

Dear Bodmer Family,

Such a beautiful tribute to a very lovely lady. May She rest in peace. We will miss her and her beautiful smile.

Lots of Love,

Jane and Bob Mallory

Nana will always be missed and loved by all, she the best grandparent you could ask for. Love you Nana, Rest in peace.

When my cousin Harold married Chris in 1959 she was such a welcomed addition to our family. In subsequent years when our families gathered at their home in Long Island and ours in N.J. her laughter and cheerfulness always filled the room making our reunions so very special and memorable. Our children Mark and Kathryn still remember the fun they had during these visits and also were saddened by her death. But you Steve, Jim and Lynda bear the most heartache with now having had to say goodbye to both your parents, and your children have lost a beloved grandmother. We take solace, however, in knowing that so many memories of the years you spent together will always be with you, and the goodness that she bestowed on you now lives on through you. May you find peace and comfort in the days ahead. Sincere condolences.

We are sorry for your loss Jim Bodmer & Family. Jim, Trish, Leigh and Michael Hetherington.

Mrs. Bodmer was a very large part of my childhood. I think I could say the same for my whole family. Only living a few houses down, and all three of her children and all three children in our family, we were all great friends and the same ages. Linda was my best friend and the biggest memory from my childhood. She and I spent every second of every day together. This meant me being at their house sometimes for days upon days and nights upon nights. Mrs. Bodmer was always there and was always welcoming. No matter what trouble Linda and I got into his kids, she was always there. I can still see her smiling face. I can still hear her laugh. And I am grateful for the many times that she was around during my childhood years. She will be missed by me.