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Shirley Warner on August 29, 1969, in Ventura, California.
Chris passed away quietly in his sleep in the home he shared with Lori Warner, his wife of 31 years. He is also survived by his two daughters, Holley and Caitlyn, granddaughter Macey and grandson Hayden.
He was most known in the Rogue Valley for being a USA softball coach to an untold number of softball players from many local
programs. Chris was a warehouse worker for Columbia Distributing for 24 years.
Chris was an amazing man who would light up every room he entered. He had a wonderful sense of humor and could make
even the most daunting tasks seem fun.
In addition to his immediate family, Chris is survived by his parents, sisters Kim (Mike) Arnold, Stephanie (Jon) Baker, Teresa
(Jim) Roberts, Rachel (Matt) Panks, along with MANY nieces and nephews, to whom Chris was both a friend and mentor.
Chris enjoyed fishing with his family and friends, and more recently working on RC cars, trucks & boats with his buddies Brian, Wes & Tim. He enjoyed it so much he and Lori started a small RC repair business.
His generous and caring personality will be remembered by everyone he touched.
To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Christopher, please visit our floral store.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Lisa Sartain Parara
November 1, 2024
Lori I have so many memories of you and Chris. Many to do with softball and him getting my daughter Jordyn to become the amazing catcher and stellar 2nd base player between little league ASA and high school ball.
My most memorable memory though was the 2 of you showing up at the hospital 6 hours after my son´s birth. Chris couldn´t wait to meet Joshua.
I´m truly so sad for your entire family. I pray in time all of his humorous, genuine and compassionate memories will help comfort you and ease the pain this sudden unexpected loss of Chris.
Much love from Lisa and Jordyn Sartain-Parara
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