Memories of Christopher Wiley

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Christopher Wiley

Whitwell, TN, USA

January 28, 1978 - December 7, 2019

Jan 28, 1978 - Dec 7, 2019

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Brigette Loyd

2010, Ringgold, GA, USA

Big Chris & Adam in the snow

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Lisa Mendenhall

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Brigette Loyd

Gone but never forgotten 💔 Gone but never forgotten 💔 Gone but never forgotten 💔

Sharon and Jim Loyd

Chris,
Our loss has been Heaven's gain.
Little did we know, on December 7th, 2019, you would spread your wings and soar away from us, into the arms of God & walk on Heaven's shore.
I can only imagine the enormous hug you gave Jesus, as you embraced our Lord and Saviour face to face. And, oh, how Heaven's host must have chuckled with you, when they heard your infectious laugh. And, that great big smile that only you could give, must have truly brighten all of Heaven's glow.
You always did enjoy a good party, with lots of food & plenty of people.
Now, you are rejoicing in the greatest celebration of all--eternal life in Heaven, with Jesus & a host of others!
Chris, our 'son', we will always love you; and, yes, because of Jesus, we will see you again (and, even party with you)--never more to be separated by death again. Hallelujah!! Glory to God in the Highest!!
So, 'Party On', Chris....we will join you A.S.A.P.

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Lisa Mendenhall

Brigette Loyd

Lisa Mendenhall

Chris was one of those friends that no matter how much time had passed it was as if you didn't miss a beat. From playing capture the flag as kids together to reconnecting years later he always called me his sister. He loved unconditionally and would give you the shirt off his back. He was always outgoing and fun to be around. I will miss him, his laugh, his great big bear hugs. Rest easy Big Chris.

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