I’m still processing the loss of my best friend. You were so patient with me. I miss our usual weekend spot at Charlie’s steakhouse. Our simple life when we lived in an apartment. You would walk Colin around for hours cradled in your arms. The love of a father you gave to Jack and Sam. I’m grateful for the time we had lovey. ♥️🙏🏼

Chris when Young at Heart  -- Enos family photo

I send my deepest sympathies to Chris’ family. I had the absolute pleasure of being a colleague of Chris at Watson Clinic as a PTA. When I first started, Chris took me under his wing and guided me to navigate this new field. Chris was an absolute pleasure to work with and always made work fun. Your family will be in my prayers. Continue to be a light, my friend!

Chris,
I still can’t believe you’re gone. You will be truly missed and never replaced. Although we worked together such a short time it was always a pleasure to see your smile and laughter. My condolences to your family and especially Colin just know your father was a great man, a humble man and someone you always wanted to be around. 

Prayers and Love to you and your family. 

Nadia Valdez

My prayers and condolences go out to the family. I’m deeply saddened that Chris is no longer with us. He was a very kind and generous man. He was more than willing to help anyone and managed to always put a smile on my face at work. Chris, I want you to know that I did eventually watch Monty Python and now I know why you kept shouting Ni when we first met. I will forever hold that memory close to my heart!

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Chris always felt like a myth to me.  When we were kids I would see him only a few times a year.  A five year separation in age is nothing once you get into your 20s and beyond, but the difference between 8 and 13 and then 12 and 17 is bit more.  At Christmas at Grammy and Dr. Johns house in NY, his model ships, planes, figures were all meticulously done.  We would have a few days together each winter, but Christmas was short for us.  When our grandparents moved to Bow NH, that when I was a bit older and we would spend a little time together in the summers, or a weekend here and there.  He always was full of love.
Always.
I don’t remember him any other way.  We could be playing a board game, playing with Christmas toys, or running through the snow and woods, I have nothing but happy memories of him.  Always polite, always courteous, positive and I always was excited to see him.  
We lived different lives for a number of years as I was winding through the culinary world.  
We re-connected through our kids.  Alexandria, (my daughter) was born in August of 2004, - **She might have broke the curse of the bambino and all of red sox nation might need to thank her**.  
And then Colin was born in November.  Chris and Julie came up to Michigan so Colin could meet his grandparents, and somehow this Boston boy was living outside Detroit.  We got together for an afternoon that was really special.  
Since then my wife Tara has made sure that we Michiganders and get together with Chris and Colin when possible.  I don’t think we went more then 18-24 months without seeing each other, and in the last 5 years at least annually.  Watching Lexi and Colin grow and us having shared parenting experiences, (and both of these kids being very alike), we would have many discussions.  Always real, the details were not always pin point, but they were something that I think we helped each other with.
He was always a great person to be in a group with, or in private.  Never one

Endless Love & Empathy to All and 
to our Dear Christopher David Enos on Sept. 16th
May your light, laughter, candor, and tenderness to those who've  cared for continue on throughout their ways in life.
To our generous, loving bro' Chris,
it is a real Honor, Grace to know you and until  we  meet again.
Fondly we think of you, kindly you have made an impression,
 So deep in our hearts !
May peace be  your guide.... Love you always....

Aunt Lelanie Oei 
(maternal side)

My thoughts and prayers go out to the family of Christopher Enos. Chris you were truly a man with a big heart and such a giving person. I really enjoyed the four years we worked together we had some fun times I will always cherish them.  

With much love from 

Marcus , Wanda, Mia, & Bella 
The McDonald family❤️

My thoughts and prayers are with family and friends.  Chris always brightened my day when I saw him.

So sorry for your Loss May He Rest In Peace

My thoughts and prayers for Chris’  family members as you move through this difficult time.  I knew him as a neighbor and he would always stop for a short chat.  He is most remembered for the time he rolled in with his Cobra, lights shining, and engine rumbling.  Keep the best memories in front of you as you begin to heal from your loss.  Wishing peace for his entire family.

OBITUARY

Christopher David Enos

April 17, 1971 – September 16, 2024

Robert Toale & Sons Funeral Home at Palms Memorial Park

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