In Memoriam
CHRISTOPHER BLAIR, 43
Friday, July 12, 2019
On Friday, July 12th we received heartbreaking news that didn’t seem possible. Chris passed suddenly and unexpectedly from this life into eternity. We know that he is with our God in heaven and we take comfort in knowing that we will see him again.
Chris was a son, brother, uncle, friend, and dad to two amazing kids—Kayla (age 14) and Tyler (age 12). Chris was an incredible father who loved Kayla and Tyler dearly. They had just celebrated the 4th of July in Galveston spending time at Schlitterbahn and the beach. The memories from this trip will be with Kayla and Tyler forever.
This last week on Thursday, July 11th, Chris had traveled to Little Rock, Arkansas to watch Kayla and Tyler compete for a World Title in Taekwondo at the Tournament of Champions. Tyler placed 4th in weapons and Kayla placed 5th in weapons in their age groups. Chris was so very proud of them, and they were ecstatic that he was there to see their performance. As he left and headed home he told Kayla, “Te quiero mi hijita” (I love you my little girl) as he always had since she was a baby. He told Tyler, “I love you, more” as he had said so many times before.
Kayla and Tyler will grow up without their amazing dad. For that, we are all very sad. We want to lessen their financial burden in continuing their education after graduation.
We have established this fundraiser to honor Chris’ memory by raising funds to ensure that Kayla and Tyler will be able to fulfill their dreams of going to college.
We are so thankful for any amount of support that you may be able to provide. Your donations will be placed into a college trust fund. No donation is too small. Please keep praying for Kayla and Tyler as well as all the Blair family. Thank you in advance for all your prayers, love, and support!
~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~
Celebration of Life for Chris Blair
Public · Hosted by The Branch Church and 2 others
Saturday, July 27, 2019 at 2 PM – 5 PM
The Branch Church • Farmers Branch Campus
3035 Valley View Ln, Farmers Branch, Texas 75234
***** ~ ***** ~ ***** ~ ***** ~ ***** ~ ***** ~ *****
MOTORCYCLIST KILLED AFTER CRASH WITH BUS
A Texas motorcyclist was killed Friday when he crashed into a Hochatown shuttle vehicle containing a driver and 12 passengers.
According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, the fatality accident occurred at 11:18 a.m. on U.S. 70, about two-tenths mile east of Tree Frog Trail Road and two miles west of Eagletown.
Christopher Blair, 43, Carrollton, Texas, and a companion motorcyclist Jeshua Blair, 39, Carrollton, were both westbound on U.S. 70 and an eastbound 2006 Ford van driven by Christopher McDonald, 43, Broken Bow, was eastbound.
The van was attempting to turn north (left) into a private drive, stated investigating trooper Cody Enloe's report. The van was struck by both of the westbound motorcycles, according to Enloe.
The driver and 12 passengers (all of Weatherford, Texas) were not injured. The large van is owned and operated by Hochatown Shuttle Services.
Christopher Blair was pronounced dead at McCurtain Memorial Hospital due to trunk internal and head injuries, Enloe said. Joshua Blair was treated and released, the trooper stated.
The cause of the collision, the condition of the driver of the shuttle and the operators of the motorcycles is still under investigation by the OHP.
McCurtain Daily Gazette
Tuesday, July 16, 2019
Front Page
Intro
I am always on the lookout for the awesome inside other people! God gave it to you! Use it well!
Owner at Greater Excellence
Former Campus Minister - Kats for Christ at Huntsville Church of Christ
Studied at Abilene Christian University
Studied Master's of Divinty at Abilene Christian University
Studied Accountancy at UNT
Went to Newman Smith High School
From Carrollton, Texas
Joined June 2006
Followed by 144 people
greaterexcellence.com
Manages Greater Excellence
Chris Blair added education to his timeline — in Abilene, Texas.
March 26, 2011 ·
Started School at Abilene Christian University
December 2004
Grad School
Moved to Carrollton, Texas
June 2014
CHRISTOPHER BLAIR, 43
Friday, July 12, 2019
On Friday, July 12th we received heartbreaking news that didn’t seem possible. Chris passed suddenly and unexpectedly from this life into eternity. We know that he is with our God in heaven and we take comfort in knowing that we will see him again.
Chris was a son, brother, uncle, friend, and dad to two amazing kids—Kayla (age 14) and Tyler (age 12). Chris was an incredible father who loved Kayla and Tyler dearly. They had just celebrated the 4th of July in Galveston spending time at Schlitterbahn and the beach. The memories from this trip will be with Kayla and Tyler forever.
This last week on Thursday, July 11th, Chris had traveled to Little Rock, Arkansas to watch Kayla and Tyler compete for a World Title in Taekwondo at the Tournament of Champions. Tyler placed 4th in weapons and Kayla placed 5th in weapons in their age groups. Chris was so very proud of them, and they were ecstatic that he was there to see their performance. As he left and headed home he told Kayla, “Te quiero mi hijita” (I love you my little girl) as he always had since she was a baby. He told Tyler, “I love you, more” as he had said so many times before.
Kayla and Tyler will grow up without their amazing dad. For that, we are all very sad. We want to lessen their financial burden in continuing their education after graduation.
We have established this fundraiser to honor Chris’ memory by raising funds to ensure that Kayla and Tyler will be able to fulfill their dreams of going to college.
We are so thankful for any amount of support that you may be able to provide. Your donations will be placed into a college trust fund. No donation is too small. Please keep praying for Kayla and Tyler as well as all the Blair family. Thank you in advance for all your prayers, love, and support!
~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~
Celebration of Life for Chris Blair
Public · Hosted by The Branch Church and 2 others
Saturday, July 27, 2019 at 2 PM – 5 PM
The Branch Church • Farmers Branch Campus
3035 Valley View Ln, Farmers Branch, Texas 75234
***** ~ ***** ~ ***** ~ ***** ~ ***** ~ ***** ~ *****
MOTORCYCLIST KILLED AFTER CRASH WITH BUS
A Texas motorcyclist was killed Friday when he crashed into a Hochatown shuttle vehicle containing a driver and 12 passengers.
According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, the fatality accident occurred at 11:18 a.m. on U.S. 70, about two-tenths mile east of Tree Frog Trail Road and two miles west of Eagletown.
Christopher Blair, 43, Carrollton, Texas, and a companion motorcyclist Jeshua Blair, 39, Carrollton, were both westbound on U.S. 70 and an eastbound 2006 Ford van driven by Christopher McDonald, 43, Broken Bow, was eastbound.
The van was attempting to turn north (left) into a private drive, stated investigating trooper Cody Enloe's report. The van was struck by both of the westbound motorcycles, according to Enloe.
The driver and 12 passengers (all of Weatherford, Texas) were not injured. The large van is owned and operated by Hochatown Shuttle Services.
Christopher Blair was pronounced dead at McCurtain Memorial Hospital due to trunk internal and head injuries, Enloe said. Joshua Blair was treated and released, the trooper stated.
The cause of the collision, the condition of the driver of the shuttle and the operators of the motorcycles is still under investigation by the OHP.
McCurtain Daily Gazette
Tuesday, July 16, 2019
Front Page
Intro
I am always on the lookout for the awesome inside other people! God gave it to you! Use it well!
Owner at Greater Excellence
Former Campus Minister - Kats for Christ at Huntsville Church of Christ
Studied at Abilene Christian University
Studied Master's of Divinty at Abilene Christian University
Studied Accountancy at UNT
Went to Newman Smith High School
From Carrollton, Texas
Joined June 2006
Followed by 144 people
greaterexcellence.com
Manages Greater Excellence
Chris Blair added education to his timeline — in Abilene, Texas.
March 26, 2011 ·
Started School at Abilene Christian University
December 2004
Grad School
Moved to Carrollton, Texas
June 2014
In Memoriam
CHRISTOPHER BLAIR, 43
Friday, July 12, 2019
On Friday, July 12th we received heartbreaking news that didn’t seem possible. Chris passed suddenly and unexpectedly from this life into eternity. We know that he is with our God in heaven and we take comfort in knowing that we will see him again.
Chris was a son, brother, uncle, friend, and dad to two amazing kids—Kayla (age 14) and Tyler (age 12). Chris was an incredible father who loved Kayla and Tyler dearly. They had just celebrated the 4th of July in Galveston spending time at Schlitterbahn and the beach. The memories from this trip will be with Kayla and Tyler forever.
This last week on Thursday, July 11th, Chris had traveled to Little Rock, Arkansas to watch Kayla and Tyler compete for a World Title in Taekwondo at the Tournament of Champions. Tyler placed 4th in weapons and Kayla placed 5th in weapons in their age groups. Chris was so very proud of them, and they were ecstatic that he was there to see their performance. As he left and headed home he told Kayla, “Te quiero mi hijita” (I love you my little girl) as he always had since she was a baby. He told Tyler, “I love you, more” as he had said so many times before.
Kayla and Tyler will grow up without their amazing dad. For that, we are all very sad. We want to lessen their financial burden in continuing their education after graduation.
We have established this fundraiser to honor Chris’ memory by raising funds to ensure that Kayla and Tyler will be able to fulfill their dreams of going to college.
We are so thankful for any amount of support that you may be able to provide. Your donations will be placed into a college trust fund. No donation is too small. Please keep praying for Kayla and Tyler as well as all the Blair family. Thank you in advance for all your prayers, love, and support!
~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~
Celebration of Life for Chris Blair
Public · Hosted by The Branch Church and 2 others
Saturday, July 27, 2019 at 2 PM – 5 PM
The Branch Church • Farmers Branch Campus
3035 Valley View Ln, Farmers Branch, Texas 75234
***** ~ ***** ~ ***** ~ ***** ~ ***** ~ ***** ~ *****
MOTORCYCLIST KILLED AFTER CRASH WITH BUS
A Texas motorcyclist was killed Friday when he crashed into a Hochatown shuttle vehicle containing a driver and 12 passengers.
According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, the fatality accident occurred at 11:18 a.m. on U.S. 70, about two-tenths mile east of Tree Frog Trail Road and two miles west of Eagletown.
Christopher Blair, 43, Carrollton, Texas, and a companion motorcyclist Jeshua Blair, 39, Carrollton, were both westbound on U.S. 70 and an eastbound 2006 Ford van driven by Christopher McDonald, 43, Broken Bow, was eastbound.
The van was attempting to turn north (left) into a private drive, stated investigating trooper Cody Enloe's report. The van was struck by both of the westbound motorcycles, according to Enloe.
The driver and 12 passengers (all of Weatherford, Texas) were not injured. The large van is owned and operated by Hochatown Shuttle Services.
Christopher Blair was pronounced dead at McCurtain Memorial Hospital due to trunk internal and head injuries, Enloe said. Joshua Blair was treated and released, the trooper stated.
The cause of the collision, the condition of the driver of the shuttle and the operators of the motorcycles is still under investigation by the OHP.
McCurtain Daily Gazette
Tuesday, July 16, 2019
Front Page
Intro
I am always on the lookout for the awesome inside other people! God gave it to you! Use it well!
Owner at Greater Excellence
Former Campus Minister - Kats for Christ at Huntsville Church of Christ
Studied at Abilene Christian University
Studied Master's of Divinty at Abilene Christian University
Studied Accountancy at UNT
Went to Newman Smith High School
From Carrollton, Texas
Joined June 2006
Followed by 144 people
greaterexcellence.com
Manages Greater Excellence
Chris Blair added education to his timeline — in Abilene, Texas.
March 26, 2011 ·
Started School at Abilene Christian University
December 2004
Grad School
Moved to Carrollton, Texas
June 2014
CHRISTOPHER BLAIR, 43
Friday, July 12, 2019
On Friday, July 12th we received heartbreaking news that didn’t seem possible. Chris passed suddenly and unexpectedly from this life into eternity. We know that he is with our God in heaven and we take comfort in knowing that we will see him again.
Chris was a son, brother, uncle, friend, and dad to two amazing kids—Kayla (age 14) and Tyler (age 12). Chris was an incredible father who loved Kayla and Tyler dearly. They had just celebrated the 4th of July in Galveston spending time at Schlitterbahn and the beach. The memories from this trip will be with Kayla and Tyler forever.
This last week on Thursday, July 11th, Chris had traveled to Little Rock, Arkansas to watch Kayla and Tyler compete for a World Title in Taekwondo at the Tournament of Champions. Tyler placed 4th in weapons and Kayla placed 5th in weapons in their age groups. Chris was so very proud of them, and they were ecstatic that he was there to see their performance. As he left and headed home he told Kayla, “Te quiero mi hijita” (I love you my little girl) as he always had since she was a baby. He told Tyler, “I love you, more” as he had said so many times before.
Kayla and Tyler will grow up without their amazing dad. For that, we are all very sad. We want to lessen their financial burden in continuing their education after graduation.
We have established this fundraiser to honor Chris’ memory by raising funds to ensure that Kayla and Tyler will be able to fulfill their dreams of going to college.
We are so thankful for any amount of support that you may be able to provide. Your donations will be placed into a college trust fund. No donation is too small. Please keep praying for Kayla and Tyler as well as all the Blair family. Thank you in advance for all your prayers, love, and support!
~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~
Celebration of Life for Chris Blair
Public · Hosted by The Branch Church and 2 others
Saturday, July 27, 2019 at 2 PM – 5 PM
The Branch Church • Farmers Branch Campus
3035 Valley View Ln, Farmers Branch, Texas 75234
***** ~ ***** ~ ***** ~ ***** ~ ***** ~ ***** ~ *****
MOTORCYCLIST KILLED AFTER CRASH WITH BUS
A Texas motorcyclist was killed Friday when he crashed into a Hochatown shuttle vehicle containing a driver and 12 passengers.
According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, the fatality accident occurred at 11:18 a.m. on U.S. 70, about two-tenths mile east of Tree Frog Trail Road and two miles west of Eagletown.
Christopher Blair, 43, Carrollton, Texas, and a companion motorcyclist Jeshua Blair, 39, Carrollton, were both westbound on U.S. 70 and an eastbound 2006 Ford van driven by Christopher McDonald, 43, Broken Bow, was eastbound.
The van was attempting to turn north (left) into a private drive, stated investigating trooper Cody Enloe's report. The van was struck by both of the westbound motorcycles, according to Enloe.
The driver and 12 passengers (all of Weatherford, Texas) were not injured. The large van is owned and operated by Hochatown Shuttle Services.
Christopher Blair was pronounced dead at McCurtain Memorial Hospital due to trunk internal and head injuries, Enloe said. Joshua Blair was treated and released, the trooper stated.
The cause of the collision, the condition of the driver of the shuttle and the operators of the motorcycles is still under investigation by the OHP.
McCurtain Daily Gazette
Tuesday, July 16, 2019
Front Page
Intro
I am always on the lookout for the awesome inside other people! God gave it to you! Use it well!
Owner at Greater Excellence
Former Campus Minister - Kats for Christ at Huntsville Church of Christ
Studied at Abilene Christian University
Studied Master's of Divinty at Abilene Christian University
Studied Accountancy at UNT
Went to Newman Smith High School
From Carrollton, Texas
Joined June 2006
Followed by 144 people
greaterexcellence.com
Manages Greater Excellence
Chris Blair added education to his timeline — in Abilene, Texas.
March 26, 2011 ·
Started School at Abilene Christian University
December 2004
Grad School
Moved to Carrollton, Texas
June 2014
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