Christopher L. Galipeau passed away Nov. 5 in Oviedo, Fla.
He is survived by his mother, Elizabeth Galipeau; brother, Russell (Margaret) Galipeau; nieces, aunts, uncle and many cousins. Memorial services will be announced at a later date.
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November 10, 2009
It is hard to believe that it has been a year already. I think about you all the time. I miss talking to you and hearing all of the kind words you always had to say. You are forever in my heart, my dear friend. I love you.
Lisa
Rick Powers
December 2, 2008
We were saddened to here of the loss of Chris. Such a talented person who lived his life as many of us should, full speed ahead. We have a piece of his artwork that he gave Natalie during high school its amazing. Mrs Galipeau and Russ we will remember Chris as that special person who brought an unbelivable energy to everyone close to him
Lisa Syphard, Knight
November 27, 2008
My dear friend, I miss you.I wish I had one more day,just to tell you exactly what you mean to me.I am so very thankful to have had such a wonderful person in my life.You were truly loved. My heart goes out to your mother for having to stay so strong.She was right there beside you all along, broken hearted ,but she never left your side for a moment. God bless her.I see now why you loved her so much.You will always be in my heart. I love you Chris, Thank you for loving me, and always making me feel cared about. You are special. Love, Lisa
Jeff Stanch
November 26, 2008
Wow, this news sucks. Though I liked to think of him as the Gene Simmons of SAHS in the 70's, he was an original and his own person.
We had some great times together, most notably the Interact Disney World trip. Wheeeeew.
I'm sorry he never wed or had children, it's their loss.
My prayers are with Russ as well as Chris's other family.
dori (lichter) Summers
November 24, 2008
I knew Chris is high school, but, became closer over the past 10 yrs.and I thank God for that. The endless conversations about music, life, Lisa Ann Syphard, the true love of his life and my very best friend. I take great solace knowiing Chris was not afraid, after a very close encounter with dealth once and the beauty he described to me of the experience. My heart aches to speak just one more time to my beautifully talented friend with the most awesome blue eyes. Chris, please know Lisa and I love you, forever, and speak of you daily. My love to Betty and Russell. Dodie
Brenda David Smith
November 23, 2008
The world has lost a truly unique and incredibly talented man. I have lost a very dear friend that I will miss always. Every day I look at a beautiful jewelry box that Chris made for me and think of him.
Kim Salmon
November 21, 2008
I went to school with Chris and have missed him. There was never a dull moment when Chris was in the room. I still remember his artwork. My deepest sympathy to Russ and your family. I do and I will continue to think of Chris with very fond memories.
Suzanne Johnson-Dupont
November 20, 2008
I have known Chris since 8th grade.He loved my hair and he loved to give me a hard time. I recently spent alot of time talking with chris at our 30th gathering at the white lion.We laughed and cried together and he gave me copies of his cd's.My condolences to his family.I'm gonna miss you Chris! rock on!!!
Donna Washburn
November 19, 2008
Dear Betty and Russell, What words can convey the feelings we have for Chris. He took up residence in my heart the first day I met him almost 30 years ago and he will always be there. Please let me know what I can do to help. Love, Donna
Ray Wishart
November 19, 2008
I didn't run in Chris' crowd, but knew him from high school; everyone at SAHS knew Chris. The inpression I always had about Chris was he was always, effortlessly, cool. A big guy with a wicked wit, he never picked on any of us who were smaller and geekier, and everyone was smaller and geekier than Chris. Chris disliked one type of person, as I recall. He hated hypocrites, it seemed to offend him personally. I wasn't smooth enough to be a hypocrite, so he was always witty and fun, generous to a fault with me. I remember we spoke for a good while at the 20th reunion while waiting for several refills from the cash bar, and his personality was exactly as it had been in high school; funny, direct, honest, very very smart. The next reunion will seem a little less fun with Chris gone. My sincerest regrets and condolences to all his family and friends.
Glen McCutcheon
November 19, 2008
Chris is truly unforgettable. We had some good times together that I will always remember. It was great seeing him recently at our gathering at the White Lion. In spite of the fact he knew his time was short he was himself, friendly, joking, carrying on but still caring. He cared deeply about those around him and he certainly left his mark. God Bless Chris and may he rest in peace.
Wayne Thierrien
November 17, 2008
I graduated with Chris also- I didn't spend that much time with him, but that's the thing about Chris- he left an impression no matter how well you knew him. What a talented guy who was ahead of his time. My condolences to his family.
Sheryl (Stevens) Billitz
November 16, 2008
I was truly sorry to hear the sad news about Chris. I went to school as well as graduated with him. Even though we weren't close friends, he was always friendly and spoke to me when we seen each other.
My thoughts and prayers are with his family.
Dan and Kristi Fox
November 16, 2008
Our hearts go out to the family and close friends of Chris. He was a unique and talented individual who left a lasting impression on all that knew him. He will be greatly missed by everyone that ever had the pleasure to know him. We will never forget you our friend.
God speed.
craig anderson
November 16, 2008
Chris ran with a different crowd than I did in High School so I never got to know him well- but several years ago, I was walking down the hall of Centex Builders and, out of a passing office, I heard my name. Chris greeted me like we were long- lost friends and we spent several minutes catching up- I really cherished that interaction and I was always sorry that I never followed up with that beer that we promised we would have together. I will be thinking of him often and will be waiting for the day when we can meet again.
Tim Creedon
November 16, 2008
Chris was a good friend and always a lot of fun to be around. On the rare occasions that we were able to see each other over the years, we were always able to pick up right where we left off, as if we had seen each other only weeks ago. I think that speaks to the closeness we all feel from those great years at SAHS. My thoughts and prayers go out to all of his Family and Friends. Rest well my friend.
Scott Bermes
November 15, 2008
Chris was so talented and a great guy. After high school, I only got to see him at the reunions, but have great memories of his sense of humor and that he was everyones friend. He will be missed by all of us.
John Wolf
November 14, 2008
I have known Chris since the 8th grade. Chris was a my friend, a great drummer and an awesome artist. We played in many bands together. One of the best things about Chris was that he was always real to himself and to his friends. I will miss Chris and I will never forget the times we shared growing up in St. Augustine. God bless Chris and his family.
Joni Barkley
November 14, 2008
What a nice family and what a wonderful kid---sorry, that's how I will always remember him. My thoughts are with all of you, from the bottom of my heart I wish you the best in this very sad time.
Joni Dooley Barkley
Joanne & George Kelbert
November 14, 2008
We were very sorry to of Chris's passing. Been a while since we last saw him but will always remenber his artistic talent.
Our fondest thoughts are with you all.
Cyd Lichter Khayter
November 13, 2008
Russell and Elizabeth hold onto his music and his memory. So very sorry.
Dawn & Jon Waters
November 13, 2008
We were saddened to hear of Chris' passing. We knew Chris from high school and graduated the same year as he did. We trust that your memories of Chris will help you through this difficult time.
Chris Cammareri Barrs
November 13, 2008
Chris and I were good friends in school. After school, we drifted apart but just last year we talked on the phone for several hours. He was a great person from a good family. He will be missed.
Cathy (Huck) Ivory
November 13, 2008
Mom forwarded me this sad news. I'm so sorry to hear about Chris. Please know you all are in my thoughts and prayers.
Rick Gastiger
November 13, 2008
I was very shocked,when Cris passed away,especially at a young age,We had fun working at Camp Shands,Russell and Family Im sorry for your loss,God Bless You all
James Weaver
November 13, 2008
When I first moved here in 1974 from up North Chris welcomed me to the area with open arms. We would ride the bus with all others from the Shores and the South ,and Mama Gs' brownies were great as always . We would ride skateboards ,
play football in the park , listen to and play music and just enjoy life.
This has been an extreemely trying year and we will all miss , remember , and love Christopher , as He will always be a true Brother of the Heart .
James H. Weaver
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