Christine Justice

Christine Justice (Bollini), age 83, passed away on September 11, 2026. Born on the 4th of July in 1943, Christine was raised in Akron, OH until the Bollini family moved west to Arizona, where she found Justice.

Christine met her future husband, Terry Justice, while working together at the old Kachina Movie Theater in Old Town Scottsdale. Terry and Christine were married for 62 years and lived in the same house on Roanoke Ave for the duration. Unfortunately, Christine was preceded in death by Terry just 45 days earlier. Christine is survived by her son Terry Dean Justice. She is also survived by her daughter-in-law Kristina Justice, and two grandsons Kevin (25) and Kyle (23).

Christine was born to Dante Bollini and Anne George, who were married in 1934. Dante and Anne had 3 children while living in Ohio. The Bollini family moved to Scottsdale, AZ in the late 50’s where she graduated from Scottsdale High School. Christine is preceded in death by her older brother Dante (Danny) Bollini and her older sister Diane Zimmerman.

By trade, Christine worked in the Hotel/Resort industry for many years focusing on Human Resources and Payroll. She worked for the old Paul Shanks Safari Hotel on Scottsdale Rd before she moved on to Marriott Mountain Shadows Resort and Camelback Inn. She eventually retired after 25+ years with Marriott. It was common knowledge to all former Mtn Shadows employees that Christine was the nicest and best employee in all of Marriott!!

Christine’s retirement years were often filled with visits to the local Casinos. Loved the Slots!! But that hobby did not start ‘after’ retirement. In the 1970’s, Terry and Christine were early adopters to visiting Laughlin, NV and Bullhead City, AZ. They practically funded those fledgling towns in the beginning.

Christine also loved babysitting and hosting sleepovers for her grandsons Kevin and Kyle. As her grandsons grew into active baseball players, Terry and Christine attended almost all their Club and High School Baseball events. This included tons of family road trips to Salt Lake City, Las Vegas, Prescott, Flagstaff and Southern California. Christine also loved watching the hometown sports teams on TV. Purple was always her favorite color, so the Suns and Dbacks were easy to love.

Christine will be remembered as the sweetest, kindest, and most generous mother/wife/aunt/friend ever. Everyone loved this woman. It was impossible not to.