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Christine Gracie Obituary
Christine Gracie passed away September 2, 2024 after a short battle with cancer. She was born May 26, 1959 to Roy Lee Miller and Joyce Irene Miller. She graduated from Murray High School. She worked for the University of Utah Clinics as a receptionist.
Christine was a loving and forgiving person. She loved cats. All her kitties has passed before her... two within the last six months. She was funny and had a beautiful smile. Christine especially loved time spent with her friends, Judy Armstrong and Tamyra Hart.
Christine is survived by her brother David (Diane) Brian Miller and their children; Adam Lee Bax, Hope Celeste Bloom and Evan Blotter. She is preceded in death by her husband, John Scott Gracie; parents and brother; Gregory Thomas Miller.
Christine will be cremation and her ashes will be placed with her husband's urn at the Utah Veteran's Memorial Park in Bluffdale, Utah at a yet to be determined date.
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