Christopher Michael DeRigo

I miss you every day, Dad, and I could really use your guidance and love right now in my life.

My sincere condolences to Family and Friends. He was very courageous, and will be missed by many. Remember all the good times.

So very very sorry for your great loss. He will be missed by many and remembered by All. Condolences and prayers to entire family and hugs and prayers to Diana

My deepest condolences to the DeRigo family. I am so sorry for your loss.

A wonderful day I spent with Chris and Lynette "catching" on the boat he restored. I will miss most of all our trips out on the water. Rest peacefully my friend

Mom Lynette and Michele I am so sorry for your loss. As you know I´ve known Chris since I was 15 years old he was my first love. I´m very glad we remained friends for all these years until I was 52. He´s made me laugh and gave me support when I needed it. I´ve been thinking of little things lately as I was driving down the road with the kids and I saw this car with a big spoiler on the back I said to them I remember when Chris made one of those from scratch. Every day he would work on his car which ever car he had at the time and wash it almost every day too.He was always very passionate with whatever he was involved with at the time. I talked to Chris recently and I know how strong he was in his faith. I do know he´s looking down at us right now hanging out with Don until the day comes when we will be hanging out with him again. Love you all so much. Always here if you need me to listen.

Mom, Lynette, Michele, I am so sorry for your loss. As you know I met Chris when I was 15 years old and he truly was my first love. I´m so glad we also were good friends until I was 52 years old. He made me laugh and also gave me a lot of support when I needed it. His memory will definitely live on! There is always some thing I see that reminds me of him just yesterday there was a big spoiler on the back of a car I started laughing and told the kids I remember when Chris built one of those on his car from scratch. I was amazed that someone can wash their car every single day and work on doing some thing different to it every day. Chris and I talked recently about his Faith, and I know he is looking down on us all, hanging out with Don until we all hang out again. I love your family very much.

Dear Aunt Barbara, Michele, Lynette and family, sincere condolences on the loss of Chris. Wishing you strength as you grieve your loss. I can remember Chris from the time he was very, very young. In early 1971, when he was not yet 3 years old, he decided to come into the basement on Theron St. to play hide-and-seek with the rest of us. He got so afraid that he ran upstairs looking for Uncle Don. But just a few short years later he could be found fearlessly racing down the driveway on Lanesboro Street on his Big Wheel, throwing it into a skid, spinning 360 degrees, and ending up in the grass. Chris was a pleasure to listen to playing guitar, as he did at our family reunion. Praying for comfort for the family. With love and sympathy.

I am so glad to have gotten to see you Chris and enjoy some time with you on your Beautiful boat, that you restored and was your pride & Joy. You will be missed my friend. Party on with Lisa, and watch over us. I will think of you both alway´s, on the Sarasota beaches... Rest In Prace!