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Nearly a year since you left us, and how you are still missed by everyone who knew you. The showroom at work just isn't the same without your wit, your humour and your smile (not to mention a quick cuddle too!)Never a dull moment in your company, you had an amazing way of wrapping all the office girls around your little finger, getting us to do all your calls and paperwork with just a flash of your infectious smile.Proud to have worked with you, honoured to have known you. Remembered always with great affection, forever young. Rest in Peace friend.

Gail Taylor (21.05.2008)

Chris
- Like no other person you know
- A fun magnet, generous, competitive and always so friendly
- Could talk the hind legs off a donkey or sell ice to the eskimos
- The first person you'd invite to your party
- Great to hit the town with, awesome to work with and the best bloke to have on your team when you're a goal down
- A one in a million
- Bless you mate

Greavsie (09.08.2007)

Each night we shed a silent tear,
As we speak to you in prayer,
To let you know we love you,
And just how much we care.
Take our million tear drops,
Wrap them up in love,
Then ask the wind to carry them,
To you in heaven above.

Shine on you crazy diamond...
Parkie xx

Fiona Park (24.06.2007)

My first memories were from East Dean - Chris was my sister Sarah's first boyfriend. I remember hanging out down the Rec at Youth Club, Chris falling off the roof and breaking his arm, Chris and Peter Nash tearing up the cricket pitch on their little 50cc motorbikes. Oh,and Chris hanging me by my pants on the coat hooks in the Youth Club disco room. Good looking with cheeky smile! God Bless, Chris and family.

Dan Ginns (22.06.2007)