Chris was a man of integrity. He was a decorated Airforce veteran. He achieved the highest security clearance an enlisted man can get—not because of his rank, education or achievement, but because he showed himself to be a man of integrity whom his country could trust.
He was committed to his family. He grew to love his "family guy" role more than he ever imagined before we had kids. Our boys love him dearly, and they enjoyed the many fun things he did with them. He was a very supportive and loving husband, one of the funniest people I've known, and a friend who's hard to live without.
Chris was an independent technology consultant. He dreamed of one day expanding his business to include connecting adults with autism with great technology jobs well-suited to their gifts and abilities. Unfortunately, Chris’ dreams and goals for the good that he could do with his business were cut short. But the impact of his life is far from over.
