Christopher William Fox

Christopher, this musical note represents what Uncle Manny wrote of how musically talented you were while using your Drum Sticks in harmony. Uncle Manny must feel so much love for you, It could easily be seen in his tribute to you. Christopher, my son and I keep your photo on the wall next to our Computer which brings a smile to us often. We have always carried a closeness for you and your Mother in our heart because of understanding the years of struggle you experienced. Your Father carried you on his shoulders to keep you safe and deserves to be honored as well. He was not only protecting his son, he was doing much more than that while meeting your needs as best he could. We wish we could have met you Christopher, but we feel we had. Rest well for you so deserve it and we all know you will be safe and happy. and your parents can now have rest knowing you are in a safe place. We just want to make a comment about your beautiful presence and smile. Keep smiling as we will too each time we see your picture on our wall. Love, Patti, Ray, and Aunt Mary

Christopher's mom and I are twins, and he was born on our birthday. Four days later our daughter was born. Consequently, he has always had a special place in my heart and I miss him dearly already. Christopher’s heart was open, caring and generous.  His spirit was joyous, creative, humorous and full of light.  Christopher was a musical creation and the gift of his life will be cherished always. The death of this young, wonderful man is a shocking loss for all of us who knew and loved him. I will be eternally grateful for the beautiful essence of his being and how he generously shared the gift of his God-likeness.

Dear Christopher, The sun is shining brightly as I write this note and I am remembering the times I spent with you and your mom over the years. You were a blessing to us then and you still are. You always will be. Thank for your special gifts and for the place you'll always have in our hearts. Love, Kate

I knew Christopher though my work. He was a good guy, always doing something like going to open mics with his drum sticks, always upbeat for someone at his level of health. It was sad to hear of his passing. I miss giving him rides.