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Linda Gregg
October 30, 2003
Laurie, I am so sorry to hear of this terrible accident and your great loss. My love and prayers are with you and your family.
Linda
Abel Camacho
October 30, 2003
Chris was a class act guy,even whe things got tough and stressfull you couldnt help but smile when he came around.He was the type of guy everyone wanted to be around.We will miss him dearly and our prayers are with you all.
Ronald Edge
October 29, 2003
To the entire Spang family. Condolences and prayers.
Toni Brown
October 29, 2003
I have had the privilege to work with Chris on several occasions.
What a great guy!
We in this industry will miss him greatly.
My thoughts and prayers are with the Spang family, friends and his co-workers.
May the Good Lord fill you all with the comfort of having known such a special man.
David Newell
October 29, 2003
I'm so sorry to hear about "Spanger" as I called him. Only knowing & working with Chris for a year+, I've had and have a great appreciation for him. His ability to avoid anger and conflict were amazing in addition to his awesome engineering talent. He truly was a inspiration to me, although, I never told him. My deepest regards to his family as I cry and pray with you and for you.
In the Creators name I pray.
Newell.
Jill Rodriguez
October 29, 2003
Our prays are with you and your family. We lost such a wonderful and gentle man.
Karen Edge-Minson
October 29, 2003
My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Sherrie Barwick
October 29, 2003
I am Jason's Aunt and I am VERY SORRY to hear about Chris' death. All of Chris'family, especially his wife and children, are in my families thoughts.
Nancy St. Pierre
October 29, 2003
The loss of Chris was a great one for all of us. He was a wonderful man; well-respected, well-liked, kind, gentle, funny & consciencious. It was a true pleasure working with him & I will miss him tremendously. He always used to forget things, walk out of the office to go home & walk back in for what he forgot, laughing when I asked him what he forgot THIS time (usually it was his coffee thermos)... I will miss his goofy laugh & his wonderful personality greatly. He will not be an easy man to forget. My deepest condolences to his family & friends as their loss is the greatest.
Nancy St. Pierre
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