James Wisner

I'm so sorry to hear about Chris's passing. We were colleagues in Washington, DC at GSA and he was such a kind, patient and funny leader! His dry sense of humor got us through many stressful situations, and he could always be relied upon to support the people around him. He was a wonderful colleague, and I am deeply sorry for your loss.

Dear Cox Family

We were heartbroken to hear of Chris´s passing. He was truly a special person who brought so much joy and light into our lives. To us, Chris wasn´t just a friend-he felt like part of our family. His warm smile, boundless kindness, and unwavering positivity will be deeply missed.
All of our family celebrations will not be the same without him, but we always recognize and remember him as we celebrate together. He loved all of you so much and I know he appreciates everything you have done since his passing.

Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers during this incredibly difficult time. We are always here for you.
Your extended family,
Gino, Michele, Sheena and Shannon

I´ll always remember Chris´ kind and patient ways. I appreciated his guidance as the leader of Leasing (at GSA) and his ability to value the feedback and inputs from all levels in our organization. To his immediate family, I extend my deepest sympathy to you over your loss. Know how much that the GSA family loved and cared for Chris, and how much he´ll be missed.
Alexandra Kosmides

I first met Chris as our gym in Washington, DC, in the early 1990's. I will always remember his deep voice, big smile, and Chris was always ready with a big hug. I will miss his laughter and how he was always a joy to be around. Rest in peace my friend, you will be deeply missed by everyone.

One recent memory we shared with my uncle out of many was a cruise to celebrate my brother coming back from deployment! I had the best time being his roommate for the week!