I think of you often, my friend, and especially today. Sending you a big hug wherever you are.

Chris, another year since you    left - - four years now. It doesn't seem possible. I still think of you often, and of course I miss you. Wherever you are, I hope you're still laughing and making others laugh. ❤️

Wow. I’m heartbroken to hear the news, even this many years later. I remember our last couple of phone conversations. I had no idea. We met at Pecs and that night you asked me out on a date and for my phone number. When I came to your house with flowers, your whole family invited me in and wanted to know all about me. Lol. I loved your family and they loved me. I will never forget your mother’s love and kindness towards me. I remember how upset she was when we broke up and how mad she was at you. Lol. I still just can’t believe it. I left a happy birthday message on your phone, no wonder you’d never call me back. If anyone can give me more info, I’d love to hear back. 619-296-7573. Still a San Diego number but I’m in Florida now.

Chris,  it's been three years since you left.  Sometimes  it seems longer; other times it's hard to believe it's three years already.  I often think back on our years in Baltimore and the different ways our lives intersected -- as workmates, friends, and neighbors (literally across the street).  When I close my eyes and think of you, the main thing that stands out is your laugh -- it was contagious -- and your smile -- it was genuine.  Life is a short ride and it goes (too) fast.  I'm glad I got to spend part of the ride with you.  Take good care, my friend.  Love you.

I was a friend of Chris’s from Recovery Innovations. We facilitated many classes together and shared rides. I know I’m finding out about this 3 years later but I’m still devastated to learn of Chris’ passing.  This must have been devastating to his mother also as I know they were so close. He was a fun guy to know and a dear friend. I wish to extend my sincere sympathy.    Sincerely,  Michelle Wagner 

Looking across social media and search engines, unfortunately located Chris’s obituary,   A scant obituary for a kind and compassionate person.  With a few PHDs, Chris was intelligent and talented.  He had an abundance of friends in many of the places he lived.  I know life threw many, many challenges his way.  He would always reach out to be kind to others regardless of his circumstances.   Miss your messages Chris.  Rest easy friend. 

Chris, it's a rare day that goes by that I don't think of you.  This pic was from the trip we made to Chicago, and on the way we stopped at Saugatuck/Douglas, Michigan.  If I'm not mistaken, this pic was taken June of 1991.  It was some sort of little park with a rustic theme that we figured would make a good pic -- it did!  I'm very glad I bought disposable cameras along the way -- we didn't have phones with cameras back then.  I miss you, my brother, and I hope to see you again one of these days.  LOve ya.   

Chris I am grateful to have known you, and to have enjoyed our many conversations on the phone. My thoughts are with you and your family. I will miss you, but I will see you on that morning! I am sad to lose you and I will miss you. God bless you, and comfort your family during this time.

Please accept my belated condolences. I did not know till a few weeks ago.  Blake McEfee

Visiting Chris and his Mom in Clairemont. Gardening. Eating. Thanks 

Chris, thanks for the almost 40 years of friendship.  I can still hear your laughter and your wit all these years later.  You were a thoughtful, kind and loyal friend.  We sure had some fun times in Baltimore back in the day.  I'm glad we reconnected through Facebook. I have a bunch of pics I intended to send you but didn't get around to it, and now it's too late.  I feel like I've lost a piece of myself with your death.   I wish you had come down with your mom last year, because as it turns out, that was our last chance.  I was really looking forward to catching up and seeing you again.  I'm gonna miss you and think of you often. I love you, guy. 😢❤️ 
If anyone can tell me what happened to Chris, I would really appreciate it.  wabisabiman gmail.  Thanks. 

Chris I am so grateful for the wonderful times that we shared together at work. I will never forget you. You were a wonderful and supportive friend. Moti and I will miss you. We are so sad to lose you. May God bless you and your family.

Chris is/was my dear cousin, son of my beloved cousin Chrysso. His death has devastated his mother. I am heartbroken for her. I am so grateful that Chrysso and Chris came to visit me when they did. We had a wonderful visit and it was a chance to catch up pre-pandemic. 
My heart is heavy.
I don't know what happened to Chris's cat. He loved cats as did his father and as do I. Am so sorry to see this tragedy unfold.
May Chris rest in peace and may his memory be eternal.
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Chris Plato

15 febrero, 1962 – 30 octubre, 2020

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