Condolence: Dear sweat Chrisey, I remember when I first met you working at Timberline Lodge. You hated me calling you chrisey at first, then you got use to it and would just smile. I will miss that smile so much. I thank God for you. I was at a point in my life where I needed someone to help me though and that someone was you. You saved me. I am thankful I got to tell you this when you were here. I will never for get all our hikes and swimming at White river falls, drumming in the shed at the top of the drive way, the water holes and train tracks.The late nights out on the town (HoodRiver, Gresham). The GUINNESS we both love and the best burgers we ate(OASIS in Maupin). And all the drives we would take. I LOVE YOU and You will always be held close to my heart. Heidi Kelly

Condolence: Wow, I am so sorry this is late, but I would like to send my condolences to the family....I found out about Chris's accident through one of our friends just recently and will miss him a lot. He was one of my best friends here in Oregon growing up, and he always brought a smile to my face. I remember when Chris and Kristen use to ride up on their bikes to my softball games and help support the team, lol.. He was a great musician and a great friend and I will miss him a lot, and he will always be in my heart.

Condolence: Jim and family: I was very sad to hear about the loss of your son, Chris. May God Bless you and your family. Friend always, Sandi

Condolence: To the family,
Chris was a great friend of ours. We worked many seasons together at the mountain. Hanging out, eating, snowboarding and picking on Denno. He will be missed. I remember him rocking out on the drums, tuning up my husband guitar and even teaching him a couple of new songs! He is a great friend and our prayers go out to you.
To Chris: Knowing in my heart that you are in a better place rockin' out and doing all the things that you enjoy most.
We Love Ya Buddy! Rock On!
Cassi (Juhnke), Marcos, Jonathan, Joshua Lamas

Condolence: Jeri, Larry, Jim and Family... We have so many memories of Chris hanging out with Dan. It was such a delight to cook for him - how that kid could eat! He especially loved my Swedish Pancakes. His love of music and how he was always tapping out a tune on whatever was handy is another great memory. His smile was one of the best! Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Cherish your memories... We will see you again one day, Chris, and we will eat Swedish Pancakes 'til we pop. Linda and Steve Sass