Christopher James Humphrey, age 49. Born July 7, 1972 and called home on September 25, 2021. He was preceded in death by parents and furry companions, Kuja and Biggun.
Chris is survived by wife, Rosemary Humphrey; sons, Allen (Ashley) Ott and Garrett Ott; grandson, Kenneth Ott; brothers, Kenny (Lori) Humphrey, Terry Humphrey, James Clark, and Corey Clark; aunt, Barb (Jim) Pusateri of Indiana; adopted family includes sister, Robin Fueston and "mom" Linda Horton of Nevada; best friend, Mike Rockhold; many brothers and sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Chris was employed at Luxottica Optical Manufacturing. He was a 1991 graduate of River City High School in Sacramento, CA. Chris served in the 3rd infantry division of the United States Army. He had many accomplishments while he served. Chris loved fishing, golfing, hunting, camping, long bike rides and road trips in his Jeep. He loved to explore every minute he could of the wilderness and checking out the scenery. He was a dedicated Jehovah Witness. Chris had a unique sense of humor. He was loved and will be deeply missed by all.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to your favorite Veteran's organization.
Chris is survived by wife, Rosemary Humphrey; sons, Allen (Ashley) Ott and Garrett Ott; grandson, Kenneth Ott; brothers, Kenny (Lori) Humphrey, Terry Humphrey, James Clark, and Corey Clark; aunt, Barb (Jim) Pusateri of Indiana; adopted family includes sister, Robin Fueston and "mom" Linda Horton of Nevada; best friend, Mike Rockhold; many brothers and sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Chris was employed at Luxottica Optical Manufacturing. He was a 1991 graduate of River City High School in Sacramento, CA. Chris served in the 3rd infantry division of the United States Army. He had many accomplishments while he served. Chris loved fishing, golfing, hunting, camping, long bike rides and road trips in his Jeep. He loved to explore every minute he could of the wilderness and checking out the scenery. He was a dedicated Jehovah Witness. Chris had a unique sense of humor. He was loved and will be deeply missed by all.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to your favorite Veteran's organization.
Christopher James Humphrey, age 49. Born July 7, 1972 and called home on September 25, 2021. He was preceded in death by parents and furry companions, Kuja and Biggun.
Chris is survived by wife, Rosemary Humphrey; sons, Allen (Ashley) Ott and Garrett Ott; grandson, Kenneth Ott; brothers, Kenny (Lori) Humphrey, Terry Humphrey, James Clark, and Corey Clark; aunt, Barb (Jim) Pusateri of Indiana; adopted family includes sister, Robin Fueston and "mom" Linda Horton of Nevada; best friend, Mike Rockhold; many brothers and sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Chris was employed at Luxottica Optical Manufacturing. He was a 1991 graduate of River City High School in Sacramento, CA. Chris served in the 3rd infantry division of the United States Army. He had many accomplishments while he served. Chris loved fishing, golfing, hunting, camping, long bike rides and road trips in his Jeep. He loved to explore every minute he could of the wilderness and checking out the scenery. He was a dedicated Jehovah Witness. Chris had a unique sense of humor. He was loved and will be deeply missed by all.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to your favorite Veteran's organization.
Chris is survived by wife, Rosemary Humphrey; sons, Allen (Ashley) Ott and Garrett Ott; grandson, Kenneth Ott; brothers, Kenny (Lori) Humphrey, Terry Humphrey, James Clark, and Corey Clark; aunt, Barb (Jim) Pusateri of Indiana; adopted family includes sister, Robin Fueston and "mom" Linda Horton of Nevada; best friend, Mike Rockhold; many brothers and sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Chris was employed at Luxottica Optical Manufacturing. He was a 1991 graduate of River City High School in Sacramento, CA. Chris served in the 3rd infantry division of the United States Army. He had many accomplishments while he served. Chris loved fishing, golfing, hunting, camping, long bike rides and road trips in his Jeep. He loved to explore every minute he could of the wilderness and checking out the scenery. He was a dedicated Jehovah Witness. Chris had a unique sense of humor. He was loved and will be deeply missed by all.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to your favorite Veteran's organization.
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