Christine M. Bond

Christine M. Bond was born on January 30, 1972 and passed away on January 15, 2026. She was surrounded by family and love at her bedside. She left behind a legacy of care, integrity, and quiet strength as a devoted daughter, a beloved sister, and an amazing friend to many.

Christine lived her life with intention and heart. She believed in doing things the right way, showing up fully, and treating others with kindness and respect. She was steady, generous, thoughtful, and deeply loyal, with a calming presence that put people at ease.

For more than twenty years, Christine worked as a massage therapist, a role she viewed as a calling. She listened with her hands and with her heart. Through her work, she helped countless people heal while earning their deep trust and creating lasting relationships along the way.

One of the places where Christine’s spirit was most visible was in her long-standing involvement with BNI. To some, it was just a business organization. Christine believed deeply that when people help each other succeed, everyone rises. She didn’t just attend meetings. She saw a masterpiece in people before they saw it in themselves, and she had a rare gift for drawing that potential out as she poured into them.

Family was central to Christine’s life, and one of her greatest joys was being an Auntie. She loved her nieces and nephews deeply and took pride in being a consistent, encouraging presence in their lives. She took a genuine interest in them and noticed who they were while encouraging them to grow into who they would become. Christine saw each of them clearly and loved them exactly as they were. Her love will remain with them always.

Christine leaves behind her father, siblings, and cherished nieces and nephews, as well as family and friends who were deeply loved, clients who became extended family, and a legacy of care that will continue through the lives she touched. Her life reminds us that true impact is often made in quiet, faithful moments. She will be remembered for her compassion, grace, and the quiet, meaningful way she lived her life.