The one thing you told me from the first time I met you, in our garage, with snow on the ground. First you hated the snow. Second, you looked at me straight in the eyes and said, " I know we don't know each other all that well, but your sister really loves you and has told me so much about you, that I have to tell you. You two are so much alike and I want you to know I will always make sure she is ok and happy. I will do what ever I have too , to make sure she's taken care of.  And if you ever need anything, you let me know. Because keeping her happy is knowing your happy."
In that moment I knew why she picked you Chris. You had a good heart and you loved my sister as she needed to be loved. For that, I will always be greatful for you. She is such an amazing woman and I love her so deeply. I can say thats one thing you and I had in common, Our love for her.
I hope that people in heaven can hear us on earth, with that being said, I want to ask you to help my sister. I can feel her pain and suffering everyday from your loss. I know she will never heal from the heartache of that. But what I need to ask, is can you show her signs? In some small way, let her know your there and your always watching over her. 
I want to see her smile again. I want to see a light return to her beautiful eyes. I want to see her, want to carry on.  I want her to find some happiness in her life again. She's needed and loved so much, but she is also lost. 
I never got to tell you how much it meant to me that you were there and taking care of my sister. So, Thank you Chris Shaw, for being such a good part of my sister's life and loving her so much. Your forever missed. ❤

I remember how much he used to play the drums. I remember that he helped me make breakfast because I didn't know how to use the stove. I remember he taught he how to play drums. I remember that he used to do "the Shaw" every time someone would come over. I remember how much he loved my grandma and I miss him very much. I remember that at the funeral, I ate 4 Subway sandwiches because it helped me not to cry. There's more but I don't wanna keep going.  

I am serenity wynn one of his 15 grandchildren. My favorite memory with him was when we were in his garage and I was trying to play his drum set, I started playing a common beat that I learned at the school of rock. He turned on some of his music and told me to start playing the beat. It was really fun but I was kind of sad because he was going to teach me how to play the drums, but its alright because I'll learn them someday. I loved him so much and every time a came to the house I gave him a really big hug. him and (my grandma still) always told me that I gave the best hugs because I hugged them so tight.  I will always love you papa. 

I will always remember looking out from the stage at 18th st pier and seeing Chris and Pam rocking along with me when my bands played. He was at every show I did there without fail. When I’d get off stage we’d always share a beer and he’d show me pictures of his drum kit as we talked about music. He had such a passion for it. I will always cherish those conversations and am thankful for the time I got to spend with him. 
You’ll be missed Chris ..::.you really will. 

Hey Ol man...... I've called and left voicemails, I know they won't be returned. I haven't much to say outside of I love you.  I will share all I know with anyone who asks. I felt you in your chair, Damian and Aaron looks just like you and I look like your dad, a trait that wouldn't have been passed down without you. I will see you again, and we will laugh and share a drink together, you coors light and me a revelstoke.  Until then, see you later and I love you.

7 short years I’ve known you Shaw but they were 7 years full of good memories. I’ve spent half my safety career under your wing learning the ropes and there was always a sense of security in your words of advice. But the talks about family life were the most memorable. I’m going to miss getting a phone call at Christmas and New Years to make sure the family and I are ok. You will be missed my friend. 

I will always remember saying good morning to Shawbert. 
"Good Mornin', Chris."
Shaw: "What's so damn good about it?"
Always ornery but a heart of gold. Miss you already, brother. RIP.

Chris you are and always will be one of the greatest men I knew and the best father in law a man could ask for . I will miss the rocking out in the garage And  the talks we had . I'll make you proud and  crack open one for you and keep rocking like the heathens we are :) 


So many memories, too many for this page. Since you came into my life when I was 3 you have been my dad. You gave me guidance, kindness, and a great taste in music. I miss you bunches.  You will always be my dad and I will always love you. 

I’ve known Chris for 9 years and what started off as short conversations of me venting about moron drivers, transitioned into happier talks about hard rock music and college basketball and eventually into meaningful talks about life and love. He wasn’t just a coworker or colleague, he was my good friend and knowing him led me to another treasured friend, his beloved Pam. I’m grateful for the time we had together and for the memories that will forever make me smile. 

Will miss you Chris. I was only able to get you out the garage a couple of times, but the fun we had together in your garage I will always cherish.  Jamming out, listening to new an old music, talking about our issues in life. Now your up there meeting all the rock legends. Wish we could have had more memories together....  

Known you for 8 years Shaw. You were a hard man....fair, caring, funny and full of piss and vinegar. Say it like it is kinda guy. I will truly miss working with you and our conversations on work and mostly life. That's the side of Shaw I know and will miss very much. 

Catching him smiling for the camera was difficult. So happy I have this one to share with the world. We were waiting for Houston Open Air to start but they ended up cancelling the concert. We still had a great time. I love this old man!

Did not have a chance to know Chris or you.  I am looking forward to meeting you one day. I am so sorry for your loss Pamela. All my prayers.

Thinking about you and all the kids in this time of loss from thousands of miles away. Wishing I could hug you right now through the pain. I didn’t know Chris personally but I’m sure I would’ve loved him.

OBITUARIO

Christopher Brian Shaw

24 febrero, 1965 – 26 mayo, 2019

Navarre Funeral Home & Cremation Services

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