Christopher Napolitano

Nancy, so sorry to hear of your loss. Chris was my best friend growing up in Burbank. I lived across the street for many years and Chris was kind of my mentor during my school years. I was an only child and Chris and Pat were like brothers I never had. He was so talented in music, art and anything he attempted. I'd often thought of trying to locate him, and now sadly I've waited too long. Good Luck.

To Chris's family, I'm so sorry for your loss...I can remember growing up with Chris since he was my Brothers best bud. One memory that stands out for me was when Steve, Chris, Pam and I went camping on the beach in Mexico with our parents.....a great time was had by all, playing scrabble, horseback riding, fishing, swimming but most of all, listening to Steve and Chris play guitars after dark on the beach...I love you Chris, you were always like another brother to me....you will always be in my heart! ~always~

There aren't enough words to describe the happiness that Chris gave to me freely with his friendship. I am a better man for having known him and will love him until the day I die. Thank you, my good brother...

In memory on a great family man, friend and person. You will be missed and made an impact on so many peoples lives that got the privilege of being your friend.

I worked with Chris for 8 years at Planet Hollywood where he was a warehouse manager. At first I thought him to be a serious and strict person but as I got to know him better I got the privilege of seeing his true personality. He was kind, trustworthy, understanding, he trully cared about his employees and co workers. He took pride in his work ethics and went above and beyond to get the job done and make sure everyone was treated fairly. I also got to see him be almost kid like at times, playing the occasional joke and could take jokes played on him as well. He talked of his love for his family and even if you didnt know him well you could tell he was a family man who was proud of his family. He will be missed dearly and was taking away too soon. My thoughts and prayers go out to you Nancy and your family.

Dad, you taught me so much as a child. You also taught me how to grow up and be the man I am today. I'm really happy you gotta see me get married this past summer. You were the greatest man I knew and you still are. I am gonna live the way you taught me to live. I Love You so much. You will be missed by me everyday.

To the family of Chris-my heart-felt condolences to you all. Rest assured that he is with our Lord and that one day we will all be united. I was once a co-worker with Chris over at Bally's and then over at MGM...we opened that property together and he was a wonderful person to work with...he will be missed by all..God bless Sincerely, Enola Thomas

Nancy,
I am so sorry for your loss. Memories of working with Chris at the old MGM and also with you in the Catering Department there. Take care - my thoughts and prayers are with you.

Sorry to here about your loss,you and Chris will be in our prayers.


Ken Jensen (long time ago friend) las vegas,Nv

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I met Chris many years ago along with his brothers and sister. I was a friend and co-worker of his fathers.

Chris,

Thinking back to the stories you would tell they still make me laugh out loud, you had a great sense of humor and always were willing to help others. My family and I are able to enjoy a great life style because of the chance you gave me; I can never thank you enough for that. I'm sure there are many people that will agree, you are a great guy and never asked for anything in return. Thanks for the good times and memories on Fig Court and at the Monte Carlo!

Bill, Kelly, Brandi, Liam and Shawn Duffy

Nancy, I am so sorry for your loss. Your in my thoughts and prayers.

Susan

Nancy, I'm so very sorry for your loss. Have lots of really good memories with you and Chris. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Paulette (and Family)

Chris, I love you and miss you so much. Nancy