Christopher John Lawson, 42, of Dansville, passed away unexpectedly on January 6, 2021.
Chris was a 1996 graduate of Wayland Cohocton Central School. He proudly served his country in the U.S. Navy. He resided in San Diego, California for many years until moving back to the area in 2017.
Chris will always be remembered for his unique sense of humor and ability to always bring smiles and laughter to others. He lived his life with adventure and loved his family and friends. He was loved and will be greatly missed by all.
He is survived by his parents, Clifford and Barbara Lawson of Wayland; sister Kristie (Heith) Cartwright; nieces Miranda Cartwright, Nicole Cartwright and Madelynn Cartwright (who he proudly named); Many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. He is also survived by his four beloved Bassett Hounds who he loved beyond measure, Artie, Molly, Scooper and Ralphie.
A family service will be planned at a later date.
Kristie & Family, So sorry to read this news. Thinking about you all. Janet & Bill
I loved Chris. I have known him for years. Dated in my 20’s. I k ew of the stuff that went down but he rised above. I just found out tonight if his passing. I’ll miss listening to Hank3 with him and drinking beer and cuddling.
I’m so sorry for your loss.
I am sorry for your loss, I knew Chris from working together in San Diego, I am really sorry.
I am very sorry for your loss. I had not spoken to Chris in years, but I have great memories of being friends when we were kids. Thinking of you all during this time.
My deepest condolences, he was always a joy to be around. I remember when Chris helped my mother move. He brought over his work truck and went right to work. God bless.
Condolences and so sorry for your loss. I’m lucky to have many great memories of Chris and great conversations.
-“My Brothers Keeper”
I cannot hide my tears., So many memories. You will never be forgotten and always be loved.
I’m so deeply sorry to hear about the passing of Chris. I’m definitely going to miss his smile, sense of humor and just him in general. This world is going to be a lot darker without Chris in it. Rest easy my friend.
CLIFF&FAMILY SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS HE WILL BE MISSED BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN PEACE&PRAYERS TO FAMILY
I’m really sorry to hear that, I can’t still believe it…we shared some happy time in Sicily, when he was happy with his loved Alessandra..
Condolences to all of your family…be strong
Chiara
Dear Barb and Cliff. We are so very sorry to hear about your son. Jessica just sent us his obituary and it was the first time we knew about him. She had talked to Rachel and found his obituary so we could read it. So very sorry that we did not know. I have been taking care of my brother who had open heart. LVAD surgery and spending the past 6 months taking care of him because there are no qualified nurses in this area.who have had training re LVAD. Bob and I have had to learn from the LVAD team at Roch. Gen.. Many trips but he has been home for 6 moths and we have not paid attention to anything else. I can’t begin to tell you how very sorry that we did not know and have not even talked to either of you and your family. When you are up to it please let me know so we can talk about how you, Cliff and your daughter and granddaughters are doing. May he Rest In Peace. Cheryl
Hello. My name is Bo Krebs. I was a roommate with Chris in Pax River, MD. I spoke with him on and off since 2001 when I was discharged. Recently we were talking often and were making plans to visit one another. I had been trying to reach him for many weeks and left dozens of messages. I was praying that he somehow did not pay his phone bill or maybe felt sick and was not up for conversation. This morning I decided it has been too long since we have spoken so I did a simple search. Words cannot in anyway bring him back. I desperately wanted to hear his voice because he always made me laugh and never held anything back in conversation. Everything was up for discussion. He will be deeply missed and live on in so many hearts throughout this world. I will mourn his loss and he will stay in my thoughts until I leave this world. My deepest regret was not being able to see one another since 2003 when he took a trip to Long Island and stayed with me for about a week. Even though we would not speak for months at a time it always felt like we had spoken daily. He had that gift to make you feel comfortable no matter what the situation was or how desperate you thought your life path was taking. 20 years of phone conversations and too many headaches from laughing to count. My loss cannot compare to a parent having to bury a child. He will never be forgotten and will be missed dearly. Today I found out I lossed a brother, a friend and a confidant.
Thanks for that, we miss him alot. His dad
I worked with Chris at Hamilton Sundstrand in San Diego. We worked in the APS3200 auxiliary power unit repair area together for many years.
I am sad to hear of his passing. I will always remember his unique perspective and his sense of humor. Rest easy my friend.