Wendy, Krystal, Cory and Trevor (Tank)
We are truly sorry for your loss.
I first knew Chris back in the 80's where we worked together at the Trans Alta warehouse. I would drive Chris home nightly, and torment him by spraying perfume on him or making him walk several blocks rather than driving to the door and he would comment saying his wife will kill him for smelling like perfume. We had lots of bantering back and forth, it was all in good fun and Chris was a Great SportI Then I moved to the downtown office and began working with Wendy.......which began a lifelong friendship! No other person on earth has the qualities or morales that Wendy has! Chris was so fortunate to have had you by his side for so many years. Personally knowing the whole family and how you all rallied around Chris for so many years should give you all great comfort and peace as you were all so kind, loving, patient and supportive to the very end. To outsiders it would appear Chris was the head of the house, but we all knew Wendy and Krystal really ran the show. I know life will be difficult and challenging moving forward but know you can always count on us for support and comfort or anything that you ever need.
So very thankful knowing you have a tremendous support system from your family back East.
Our sincerest condolences, Ian and Roxy
