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Christine's talents flourished as she became known for her exquisite quilting and her unique ability to create clay dolls, often dressed in hand-sewn garments. She enjoyed making root beer floats with her great-grandsons.
She is survived by her son, Wayne Green (Jan) of Joplin, MO.; grandchildren, Valerie Nelson of St. Louis and Dan Thornton of Joplin; great - grandchildren, Zachary Nelson, Tyler Nelson, and Spencer Nelson, all of St. Louis; brother, Sonny Lile, of Wyoming; and several nieces and nephews.
Along with her parents, she is preceded in death by her great-grandchild, Caitlyn Nelson.
A graveside service is planned on Thursday, September 25, 2025 at 10:00 a.m. at Stone Cemetery.
Funeral arrangements are under the direct care of Parker Mortuary in Joplin, MO.
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Ganien Longacre Wright
September 23, 2025
Our family was so blessed to have
Aunt Chris in our lives! She lived with us
off and on and during those times, made
our childhood a delight! So many memories
of making fudge, popcorn, homemade
treats galore! She told me many stories and
we would laugh and sometimes cry until
the early morning hours! She and mom are
the reason I have a love for crafts and have
many things that she made for me, that I
will cherish always! She will forever be
my Sunshine
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