Chris was a wonderful human being.  Many times he invited me to his home and offered to cook me dinner and teach me how to salsa dance.  I kept telling him once I knew it was safe from Covid that we could dance all night.  I miss his funny phone calls and cheekiness.   He often asked me to move closer to him, so we could spend time together.  I never knew how precious those memories would of been.  How I miss him everyday.  He was a breath of freshness to sad situation., and how I miss him daily.   I would. like to know where Chris was buried.  I would like to have a private moment with him.  Please text me at +19515025975.  Thank you and sending hugs to you all at this sad time.  God bless you all.  

Since the first time we spoke and messaged on Facebook, I felt comportable with you, it was like you already knew me. You always said  buongiorno  principessa :( This is so hard that I don't even how to express how I feel. Thank you Chris for the time you talked me out of giving my son the ADHD medication, the way you explained everything to me, was much easier to understand than when the doctor explained it. We never met in person, due to the stupid COVID-19 although we had plans for you to teach me how to dance salsa :( I will miss talking to you! God bless your family and specially your son Christopher. God has gained another angel. I will forever keep you in my heart ♥ 

About 18 years ago, I was in a pretty dark place in my life. I was feeling sad and bummed out over a stupid dude (which feels like the end of the world at that age)  so my parents decided to take me to out to dinner at my favorite in n out burger, close to our house in Antioch. 
I ate my meal but I was so bummed out, when suddenly I come across some eye contact from across the room. There I found a smiling gentlemen, so I gave him half a smile. He continued to look at me the whole time, so I gave him a bigger smile. Then he started making silly faces so he eventually got me to giggle. When we finished our dinner, we walked out and I smiled and waved to the kind guy who have brought me a smile when I most needed it. When I got to my car, I turn around and I see about 15 of his group with their faces pinned to the window and that’s when I realized that the guy was running after me only to give me his business card and introduce himself.Turns out he was only in a town for a few days for a family funeral, and he lived in Southern California. Following morning, he was at my house having breakfast with my family for one of the most entertaining mornings of my life. Chris, without a doubt was one of the funniest people I had ever met.
I was just starting college at the time, with so much doubt within me. Chris, was my friend and my mentor. He would edit all my assignments, help me write essays and taught me new programs, we explored books and talked about life. Our conversations were always hours long and I was always laughing. Despite the distance, I felt like I was going school with him. He gave me pep talks all the time, and for some odd reason believed in me that I started to believe in myself, too. He definitely helped get me out of my funk. 
Years went by and our friendship blossomed. We always stayed in touch through all these years (I just chatted with him not long ago!). RIP Chris, you will be missed. 


When I moved from New Jersey to California in 1995, I rented a room in the unit next door to Chris. We bonded immediately - I was instantly drawn to his sense of humor and love of life. I might have run back home had I not made a friend like Chris when I first arrived. 

Through the years we remained close. We leaned on each other for advice and support through the ups and downs of our careers. He was always there for me, and I'll never forget him for his warmth, his heart, and his generous spirit. 

Our paths crossed professionally as well, where Chris was affectionately known in the industry as "The Velvet Hammer" for his ability to be very persistent while being so pleasant at the same time. He was a staple at all the conferences, where everyone looked forward to seeing him. 

On a more personal level, Chris was the only non-relative man who ever told me "I love you", and the only one I have ever said it to myself. It's a testament to who Chris was at the core - a man with a huge capacity for love who was unafraid to express it. I strive to emulate that in my life and relationships. 

My deepest sympathies go out to the family and his son. I'm always available to Christopher Jr. or anyone - I can be reached at (949) 607-7850 or abjrsf@gmail.com

I’m grateful knowing such a great man. He will always have a special place in my heart. I will always remember him and keep him in my prayers. May he be dancing up in heaven. Prayers to the entire family and a special hug to Christopher. 

I am so sorry to hear about Chris's passing. I worked with him on a project years back for a couple years and we had stayed in touch.  If there is anything his family needs please don't hesitate to ask.  Joshinwriting@gmail.com 
You have my condolences. Chris was ambitious, enduring, positive,  and usually had a smile in his face.  He will be missed 

OBITUARIO

Christopher Marc Rosgen

13 noviembre, 1970 – 29 junio, 2020

Fairhaven Memorial Services

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