Christopher Charles McLain

Christopher is survived by his Children, Sean, Julian, Margo; his Father and Step-Mother, Charles and Martha McLain; his Mother, Deborah McLain; his Brother and Wife, William And Melissa McLain; his Niece and Nephews, Nicole, Nathan, Tyjlen, Canaan, and Leonidas. He is predeceased by his Grandmother, Virginia Richardson.

Christopher was born in Phoenix, Arizona on December 4th, 1982 to Deborah and Charles McLain. Christopher attended and earned a Minor degree in music from Graceland University and continued his education through the undergraduate’s program at Weber State University for Communications and Computer/Recording Engineering. Christopher enjoyed writing songs and poetry as well as composing music for many local artists around Phoenix, Arizona. Christopher enjoyed singing and performing all genre’s but favored Hard Rock.

One of the most inspirational characteristics of Christopher was his devotion and unconditional love for his children. Christopher spent his time as a single parent to his sons and co-parent to his daughter, ensuring that they were forever cared for and loved unconditionally. He always enjoyed watching his children grow into respectable individuals and took pride in any and everything they achieved. Christopher loved his children with all of his heart and soul and always did what was best for them. Christopher’s children was his reason for living and he expressed his love for them every day of his life.

When Christopher was not practicing music or spending time with his children, he enjoyed expressing his passion for computer gaming, more specifically, PlayStation and Microsoft Xbox. Christopher worked hard his entire life building a legacy within the gaming communities and finally had his dream come true when he accepted a manager position, working with Microsoft for the online gaming division; Xbox. Christopher’s work ethic and passion for success shined bright throughout everything he did and he will be greatly missed in the gaming community as well as the corporate world.

Christopher was a beautiful person and had a wonderful soul. He was the light of the party and always found a way to turn a negative situation into a positive. Christopher will be greatly missed by many but the love for his children and family will live on forever.