Christine Reed, 68 of Ballston Spa passed away peacefully Sept 1st, 2020.
Chris, daughter of Joseph and Bernadine Rydsewicz is survived by her three sons Eric, Trevor, and Bret, her daughter in law, Melissa; along with two grandchildren J.P. and our most recent addition to the family (Born the 28th of August) Lily. Chris will join her predeceased husband Jay of 26 years in eternal life.
Chris was a proud civil servant. She graduated from Northern Arizona University with a degree in Geology and regulated Oil and Gas. She worked for the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation for over 25 years. When she was not at work you could find her rock and mineral collecting in the Adirondacks, planting day lilies in one of her gardens, or at the farmers market buying fresh local produce.
Chris was a devoted mother to not only her three boys but to any child (or adult) in need. She opened her arms, doors and refrigerator to absolutely anyone. Some of her most fond memories include taking her family to the 1996 Summer Olympics, visiting Herkimer Diamond Mines and the family’s valued Christmas Eve traditions including baking her famous holiday cookies.
More recently, Chris loved to be around her friends and family. She looked forward to playing pirates and Legos with JP, traveling to Florida, going out to lunch with her girlfriends or trying out new restaurants with her family.
There will be a Celebration of Life held in June 2021. Details to be mailed out in the following months.
Donations can be made to Sierra Club at www.sierraclub.org or Natural Resources Defense Council at www.nrdc.org
Chris, daughter of Joseph and Bernadine Rydsewicz is survived by her three sons Eric, Trevor, and Bret, her daughter in law, Melissa; along with two grandchildren J.P. and our most recent addition to the family (Born the 28th of August) Lily. Chris will join her predeceased husband Jay of 26 years in eternal life.
Chris was a proud civil servant. She graduated from Northern Arizona University with a degree in Geology and regulated Oil and Gas. She worked for the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation for over 25 years. When she was not at work you could find her rock and mineral collecting in the Adirondacks, planting day lilies in one of her gardens, or at the farmers market buying fresh local produce.
Chris was a devoted mother to not only her three boys but to any child (or adult) in need. She opened her arms, doors and refrigerator to absolutely anyone. Some of her most fond memories include taking her family to the 1996 Summer Olympics, visiting Herkimer Diamond Mines and the family’s valued Christmas Eve traditions including baking her famous holiday cookies.
More recently, Chris loved to be around her friends and family. She looked forward to playing pirates and Legos with JP, traveling to Florida, going out to lunch with her girlfriends or trying out new restaurants with her family.
There will be a Celebration of Life held in June 2021. Details to be mailed out in the following months.
Donations can be made to Sierra Club at www.sierraclub.org or Natural Resources Defense Council at www.nrdc.org
Christine Reed, 68 of Ballston Spa passed away peacefully Sept 1st, 2020.
Chris, daughter of Joseph and Bernadine Rydsewicz is survived by her three sons Eric, Trevor, and Bret, her daughter in law, Melissa; along with two grandchildren J.P. and our most recent addition to the family (Born the 28th of August) Lily. Chris will join her predeceased husband Jay of 26 years in eternal life.
Chris was a proud civil servant. She graduated from Northern Arizona University with a degree in Geology and regulated Oil and Gas. She worked for the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation for over 25 years. When she was not at work you could find her rock and mineral collecting in the Adirondacks, planting day lilies in one of her gardens, or at the farmers market buying fresh local produce.
Chris was a devoted mother to not only her three boys but to any child (or adult) in need. She opened her arms, doors and refrigerator to absolutely anyone. Some of her most fond memories include taking her family to the 1996 Summer Olympics, visiting Herkimer Diamond Mines and the family’s valued Christmas Eve traditions including baking her famous holiday cookies.
More recently, Chris loved to be around her friends and family. She looked forward to playing pirates and Legos with JP, traveling to Florida, going out to lunch with her girlfriends or trying out new restaurants with her family.
There will be a Celebration of Life held in June 2021. Details to be mailed out in the following months.
Donations can be made to Sierra Club at www.sierraclub.org or Natural Resources Defense Council at www.nrdc.org
Chris, daughter of Joseph and Bernadine Rydsewicz is survived by her three sons Eric, Trevor, and Bret, her daughter in law, Melissa; along with two grandchildren J.P. and our most recent addition to the family (Born the 28th of August) Lily. Chris will join her predeceased husband Jay of 26 years in eternal life.
Chris was a proud civil servant. She graduated from Northern Arizona University with a degree in Geology and regulated Oil and Gas. She worked for the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation for over 25 years. When she was not at work you could find her rock and mineral collecting in the Adirondacks, planting day lilies in one of her gardens, or at the farmers market buying fresh local produce.
Chris was a devoted mother to not only her three boys but to any child (or adult) in need. She opened her arms, doors and refrigerator to absolutely anyone. Some of her most fond memories include taking her family to the 1996 Summer Olympics, visiting Herkimer Diamond Mines and the family’s valued Christmas Eve traditions including baking her famous holiday cookies.
More recently, Chris loved to be around her friends and family. She looked forward to playing pirates and Legos with JP, traveling to Florida, going out to lunch with her girlfriends or trying out new restaurants with her family.
There will be a Celebration of Life held in June 2021. Details to be mailed out in the following months.
Donations can be made to Sierra Club at www.sierraclub.org or Natural Resources Defense Council at www.nrdc.org
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