Christopher P. Creaco

Christopher P.
Creaco
SACRAMENTO, CA
Mr. Christopher P. Creaco, age 62, passed away on Saturday, November 9, 2013. Chriss passing was due to a decline in his health during this past year. Born in Utica on May 17, 1951, he was the beloved son of Florence (Rolchigo) Creaco Gentile and the late Peter Creaco. In his youth he attended Whitesboro Schools and along with his family relocated to California where he received his secondary and collegiate education obtaining an Associates Degree. Chris had a passion for fine automobiles and was an accomplished expert as a salesman employed at many upscale dealerships in Sacramento including Jaguar, Mercedes, and BMW dealerships. Chris was the recipient of numerous outstanding salesman awards, and also worked in other aspects of the automobile industry. A fine pianist, he enjoyed the opportunity to entertain others. This was also a venue to share his notable sense of humor that was so engaging often finding himself to be the life of the party, and the center of others attention. One of his greatest honors was to be the Master of Ceremonies for the Jazz Festival held in Sacramento; he performed in this capacity for seven years. He held this honor in high esteem. Chris loved watching sports, especially his beloved 49ers. His cousin Joann promoted his interest in golf, and he eventually became an avid fan. He had a sense of family values and loved his numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins, especially his Aunt Mary, Uncle Dee, and his cousin Joann DiCamillo, with whom he shared a close and loving relationship across the miles until his passing. Sacramento was his home and he was blessed to have wonderful friends who were his extended family; particularly Terry Siler and Cary Greenberg and their families. They remained loyal to Chris to the very end and continue to help his Utica family to respectfully bring closure to his life there. A unique Memorial Gathering was held on November 21st in Sacramento; where his closest friends sailed up the river on the Gatsby and celebrated his life at his favorite place to gather. Chris is survived by his mother, Florence Gentile, who was a wonderful mother and his best friend; Chris was held in great regard by her late husband Albert as well. He also is survived by many cousins and extended family. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend a Memorial Service which will be held on Tuesday at 2:00 at St. Anthony and St. Agnes Church. The family will receive visitors at the conclusion of the Mass. Arrangements have been entrusted to the Eannace Funeral Home, Inc. 932 South St., cornerof Hammond Ave.