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He was born on Dec. 25, 1979, to the late Richard J. Studier and Pamela J. Studier (née Hopper).
Most of his life was spent in the Cleveland area. He developed a reputation as a respected breakbeat electronic music DJ, who performed under the name of OODIE 5OOO.
He was a graduate of Rocky River (Ohio) High School.
He is remembered as a gracious man, always striving to help others. He was an avid Cavaliers fan, enjoyed traveling, and loved to be part of the electronic music scene.
He is survived by his life partner in Baltimore, Susan Tarry, MD, and their three cats. He is also survived by his brother, Matthew (Michelle) of Cleveland, and two nieces Mackenzie and Morgan. In addition, Aunt Jane Melton (Fred), as well as two cousins, Heather and Amanda Breeden, and a host of other family and lifetime friends that miss him dearly.
A memorial service is being held in Cleveland on Feb. 22.
Donations in is name can be made to the Cleveland Animal Protective League at https://clevelandapl.org
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Bradley Thomas
February 22, 2025
God bless you my brother and may you affect or infect as many with your greatness up there as you did here R.I.P
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Ron Haggerty
February 21, 2025
My deepest condolences to family, friends, and Susie. Always enjoyed Chris' fun and vivacious personality especially at beach vacations!
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