Christopher Lee Hayden

Chris was the most unique and special person I've ever met in my entire life. Kind, patient, and the one of the funniest people I've ever known. His laugh was infectious, and he always spread joy in any situation. He was always there for me in some of the toughest times in my life. Chris was family, a brother to all of us.

I will forever miss him, and I'll always cherish the time we spent together. So many memories together ~ with music, with games, trips, all the experiences... just everything. He taught me so much and opened my mind, heart, and perspective to so many things that I hold dear.

I love you, Chris. I will always do my best to carry you in my heart, and I know you're up there watching over all of us. Rest in peace and power, and I hope you know that Rob, Lindle and I miss you so much and can't wait to see you again.

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Chris was not only a brother to me, but one of the best friends that I´ve had in my life.

I´ll never forget watching him play video games at the former 4th street galleria mall arcade in the 1990´s. He was so skilled that often he could play for hours on just a couple of tokens to the amazement of a small crowd gathered around him to observe and be entertained.

I hear his laugh in my head and it makes me smile; humor was one of his outstanding qualities, in addition to kindness & empathy.

He will be missed, and I can´t wait to see him again. I love you Chris, no more suffering for you; only peace.

My sincere condolences to the whole family. You are in my prayers. May Jehovah give you the strength to endure this difficult time.

My deepest sympathy to you all. I will always remember Chris running behind Bernice and I in the neighborhood. Such a sweet (annoying little brother) boy! Following us around with that smile. So much energy and joy! No wonder the world seems less bright with him gone.

Chris won me a giant bee, a life-size bee from a fair or Kentucky Kingdom when I was a teenager. I remember getting home and being overjoyed that he won that for me. He also got me a giant Winnie the Pooh, I kept that forever...I look back now and I can appreciate I was the little sister he doted on... I'll remember his laugh, his warm smile, and him sticking up for me in tough times.

There are no words for the pain I feel in his absence. My heart is full of love I will show him when I see him again...

I will always remember his smile and kindness he showed to others. Chris was so smart, i remember when he was about 7 or 8 he would come over our house with his Dad and take apart my sons, (his cousin) toys and put them back together. I was amazed by that. We will miss you Chris, see you in Paradise