Christopher Robert Lindsay

Christopher Robert Lindsay, age 40, passed away on November 8, 2026. Born on October 6, 1986, in Winter Park, Florida, Christopher will be remembered with deep respect and enduring affection by all who knew and loved him.

From an early age, Christopher’s curiosity and outgoing spirit were unmistakable. As a boy he was known for a mischievous streak and an easy way with people, forming friendships readily and enjoying the company of others. He grew up with a strong sense of family, and his bond with his younger brother, Nicholas, was a source of steady love throughout his life. In 1992, when his mother, Ann Marie, married Charles Robbins, Christopher gained a stepfather who became an important and meaningful part of his life.

Christopher attended Tavares High School and later UCF, where he earned an associate degree in Hospitality. His steady determination and resilience carried him forward, and his wisdom showed in the way he valued what mattered most—family, friendship, and the daily choices that shape a life.

Sports were a lifelong passion for Christopher, both in playing and in watching alongside friends. He had a remarkable mind for statistics and sports facts, and he brought a quiet confidence to conversations that reflected both knowledge and genuine enjoyment. Fitness was also central to his life; he was committed to the gym and attentive to healthy living, approaching his goals with discipline and an adventurous drive to keep improving. Above all, Christopher was kind-hearted, and the care he showed to those around him—friends and family alike—made him deeply beloved and cherished.

Family traditions were especially meaningful to Christopher. Each summer, the family’s road trip to Pennsylvania to visit grandparents and relatives was a treasured annual journey—one they looked forward to and carried with them as part of what kept them close. The importance of family was not simply spoken, but lived, and Christopher held that closeness with sincere gratitude.

Christopher was predeceased by his father, Gary Lindsay; his grandmother Shirley Lindsay; and his maternal grandparents Anna and Robert Tross.

He is survived by his mother and stepfather, Ann Marie and Charles Robbins; his brother, Nicholas Lindsay; his grandmother, Mary Jo Robbins; his aunts, Annette Tross, Angela (Bobby) Agostini, and Colleen (Harry) Lindsay; his cousins, Nina Agostini and Ryan Lindsay; and many extended family and friends.

Christopher’s life, though far too short, leaves a lasting imprint—one shaped by strength, thoughtful presence, and a generous heart. He will be deeply missed and always remembered.