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  1. I was a worker at the nursing home in Nags Head. I was a Night shift nurse for awhile and I was the DON, for some time, Christopher was a wonderful resident. Always was upbeat and had a good word to have with the older residents in the nursing home. Chris will be missed by many.

  2. I was able to have the pleasure of spending time with Chris at Peak. I met him in 2015 when my Dad was there and we became friends. He would often come to Linda’s bible study. He inspired me the way hr handled the physical challenges he faced. Those of us who knew and loved him are saddened but rejoice that he is in his heavenly body, free from earthly confines.

  3. I had the great pleasure of knowing and taking care of Chris for almost 10 years! He will surely be missed! My condolescenses to his family especially his mother! I will forever be thankful to have known such a caring and thoughtful person! I pray for peace and comfort to the family!

  4. I met Chris working as an advocate in the long-term care system. What a wonderful soul – never afraid to speak up for something in believed in or advocate on behalf of someone else. I always admired his positive attitude. Despite his many challenges, he never lacked a smile. My prayers to his family.

  5. Chris was such a wonderful person. I am honored and glad I got to work with him at Peak. His kind spirit will be missed!

  6. Sending prayers for peace in this time to Chris’s family. He handled his MS with dignity even when he couldn’t do the things he loved. He will be missed.

  7. I am so sorry to hear of Christopher’s passing. I know he will be truly missed by his family and friends. My deepest condolences to the entire family. You are in my thoughts.

  8. I’ve known Chris for many years, as I am a volunteer at Peak. In all of his physical challenges, he always showed peace and strength. l will miss him very much. Praying for his family and friends.

  9. The obituary was amazing and represented Chris perfectly! I can honestly say he was one of the sweetest and kindest guys I ever knew. He always had such a positive attitude and great sense of humor in high school. We had many great times and laughs together. Unfortunately, I have not seen Chris in years, but it is not surprising that he handled such a difficult diagnosis so well. I am truly sorry that he has moved on from this world, but I know he will spread his joy in the next life. My thoughts and prayers are with his family during this difficult time. Peace and love, Sara Smith

  10. Lori , I’m so sorry for your loss. I remember Christopher as being such a sweet young man. Praying for you and your Mom 🙏🙏🙏🙏

  11. Ms Agnes and Family,
    Our thoughts and prayers are with each of you you during this time.

  12. I’m so sorry to hear Chris passed. I met him when I worked at Peak about 4 years ago. He was always one of my favorites. He had the best personality and biggest smile. I pray your memories will comfort you in the days ahead. 🙏🏻❤️

  13. Chris has been my friend at Peak since 2012. I also have MS, and Chris and I could share with each other about our common experiences, but mostly we just were good friends! I always admired how well Chris handled the assaults of MS, and how his up-beat spirit triumphed! He was a joy to me and my family. He will be missed and lovingly remembered at Peak. My sincere condolences to his family.

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Christopher H. Williams

February 27, 2023

Christopher Hayes Williams, 58, passed away February 27, 2023, after a courageous battle with Multiple Sclerosis.  He was preceded in death by his father, Isaac J. Williams, Sr., and his sister, Agnes M. (Lisa) Hite; brothers, Isaac J. Williams, Jr., and Edward P. Williams; and his stepfather, Nasa F. Jennette.

A native of Portsmouth, VA, Chris graduated from Portsmouth Catholic High School and studied computer science at Old Dominion University. Chris worked in the hospitality industry for several years, managing hotels, eventually becoming a standards inspector for a major hotel chain. Chris went on to own and operate several businesses, including co-founding C&L Containers, Inc., one of the largest family owned and operated manufacturers of cremation and shipping containers used in the funeral industry. Chris’ true passion was computers. He developed numerous programs which were used to more efficiently run the family business.

Chris was loved and admired by all who knew him. He was blessed with a kind spirit, a loving heart, and a wicked sense of humor. Chris handled the debilitating results of MS with such grace and dignity, and never a complaint.  Only showing concern and care for others, you never doubted his love. He had a smile that would light up a room and a calmness that radiated when you were in his presence. Chris has left a huge void in so many lives and will be missed by all.

Chris is survived by his loving mother, Agnes Fulcher Jennette of Currituck; his sister, Lori Ann Eanes and husband James, also of Currituck; his nephews, Matthew Russo and wife Emily, Ronald McVey III and wife Jaclyn, and James McVey and wife Jennifer; his niece, Cami Slagle and husband Mead; his great-nieces and nephews, Taylor, Arianna, Hazel, Grace, Emit, Jillian, Jackson, Ashton, Carlee; three great-nephews, and a host of cousins. Chris was blessed with a loving family and friends- especially his closest and dearest friends, Hien Tran, Mike Wagner, and Candi Beneze.

The family would like to thank the entire staff of Peak Resources, in Nags Head, for providing Chris with care and compassion for the past 11 years. Also, the doctors and nurses at ECU Medical Center and Palliative Care for their unwavering compassion during this time.

A memorial service will be held Saturday March 11, 2023 at 2 pm at Gallop Memorial chapel in Barco, NC (4055 Caratoke Highway Barco, NC 27929). Family and friends will gather immediately following the service at Bell Island Club House on Bells Island Road in Currituck, NC. In lieu of flowers; share an act of kindness and love.

“For You Are The Wind Beneath My Wings.”

Please share condolences with the family at www.gallopfuneralservices.com. Gallop Funeral Services was entrusted with arrangements.

Condolences

Kathy Blades

I was a worker at the nursing home in Nags Head. I was a Night shift nurse for awhile and I was the DON, for some time, Christopher was a wonderful resident. Always was upbeat and had a good word to have with the older residents in the nursing home. Chris will be missed by many.

Kelly Macko

I was able to have the pleasure of spending time with Chris at Peak. I met him in 2015 when my Dad was there and we became friends. He would often come to Linda's bible study. He inspired me the way hr handled the physical challenges he faced. Those of us who knew and loved him are saddened but rejoice that he is in his heavenly body, free from earthly confines.

Tina Luke

I had the great pleasure of knowing and taking care of Chris for almost 10 years! He will surely be missed! My condolescenses to his family especially his mother! I will forever be thankful to have known such a caring and thoughtful person! I pray for peace and comfort to the family!

Myra Paul

I met Chris at Peak when I was an RN there. He was a kind hearted man. I’m so sorry for your loss.

Brandi Jordan

I met Chris working as an advocate in the long-term care system. What a wonderful soul - never afraid to speak up for something in believed in or advocate on behalf of someone else. I always admired his positive attitude. Despite his many challenges, he never lacked a smile. My prayers to his family.

Aubrey Houston

Chris was such a wonderful person. I am honored and glad I got to work with him at Peak. His kind spirit will be missed!

Jane Gray RN

Sending prayers for peace in this time to Chris’s family. He handled his MS with dignity even when he couldn’t do the things he loved. He will be missed.

Carole Braun

I am so sorry to hear of Christopher’s passing. I know he will be truly missed by his family and friends. My deepest condolences to the entire family. You are in my thoughts.

Randy Holcombe

I've known Chris for many years, as I am a volunteer at Peak. In all of his physical challenges, he always showed peace and strength. l will miss him very much. Praying for his family and friends.

Sara Smith

The obituary was amazing and represented Chris perfectly! I can honestly say he was one of the sweetest and kindest guys I ever knew. He always had such a positive attitude and great sense of humor in high school. We had many great times and laughs together. Unfortunately, I have not seen Chris in years, but it is not surprising that he handled such a difficult diagnosis so well. I am truly sorry that he has moved on from this world, but I know he will spread his joy in the next life. My thoughts and prayers are with his family during this difficult time. Peace and love, Sara Smith

Cindy Veselosky Narron

Lori , I'm so sorry for your loss. I remember Christopher as being such a sweet young man. Praying for you and your Mom 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Jasper and Lynn Williams

Ms Agnes and Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with each of you you during this time.

Tanya King

I’m so sorry to hear Chris passed. I met him when I worked at Peak about 4 years ago. He was always one of my favorites. He had the best personality and biggest smile. I pray your memories will comfort you in the days ahead. 🙏🏻❤️

Linda Scarborough

Chris has been my friend at Peak since 2012. I also have MS, and Chris and I could share with each other about our common experiences, but mostly we just were good friends! I always admired how well Chris handled the assaults of MS, and how his up-beat spirit triumphed! He was a joy to me and my family. He will be missed and lovingly remembered at Peak. My sincere condolences to his family.

Gwen Fain Wiley

Sending much love and devoting prayers in thanksgiving for the life and light of Christopher.