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Christopher Reece '08 March 20, 2018 12:38 PM updated: April 19, 2018 4:17 PM
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Christopher Sean Reece, age 31, was born August 19, 1986 and passed away March 14, 2018.
He lived. He seemed to take the word "no" as a personal challenge. With more personality than many people twice his size. He was never afraid to be the center of attention. He was a Boy Scout, performed magic in school talent shows, started a radio broadcast from the Hotard Hilton at A&M, and organized and DJ'ed many outstanding parties - and he wanted everyone to join in and have a great time. He liked hunting, anything to do with water, gardening, travel and everything to do with computers - including games, hardware and internet site-building and marketing. He was a loving, caring,supportive friend, God-father, brother, son who wanted everyone to know he lived his life with as few regrets as anyone could have and wanted to leave others with more happy memories than sadness.
Christopher is survived by his father, Charles W. Reece Jr. (Stefanie) of Spring, Texas; mother, Tracey G. Wright (Andrew) of Houston, Texas; brothers, Aaron M. Reece and Stefan K. Thomas both of the Woodlands, Texas; paternal grandfather, Charles William Reece of Owensboro, Kentucky; aunts and uncles, Pamela Reece of Wilson, North Carolina, Jennifer A. Edwards (Timothy) of Clayton, Indiana, James A. Trodglen II (Gretchen) of Summerville, South Carolina, Chad M. Trodglen of Owensboro, Kentucky; cousins, Kayla Edwards of Seattle, Washington, Hayley Trodglen of North Charleston, South Carolina, Caleb Trodglen of Loiisville, Kentucky, Lucas Crammer of Loogootee, Indiana.
He is preceded in death by his paternal grandmother, Constance Woodall Reece, maternal grandparents, James A. Trodglen and Phyllis Trodglen McCollam.
Christopher Sean Reece, age 31, was born August 19, 1986 and passed away March 14, 2018.
He lived. He seemed to take the word "no" as a personal challenge. With more personality than many people twice his size. He was never afraid to be the center of attention. He was a Boy Scout, performed magic in school talent shows, started a radio broadcast from the Hotard Hilton at A&M, and organized and DJ'ed many outstanding parties - and he wanted everyone to join in and have a great time. He liked hunting, anything to do with water, gardening, travel and everything to do with computers - including games, hardware and internet site-building and marketing. He was a loving, caring,supportive friend, God-father, brother, son who wanted everyone to know he lived his life with as few regrets as anyone could have and wanted to leave others with more happy memories than sadness.
Christopher is survived by his father, Charles W. Reece Jr. (Stefanie) of Spring, Texas; mother, Tracey G. Wright (Andrew) of Houston, Texas; brothers, Aaron M. Reece and Stefan K. Thomas both of the Woodlands, Texas; paternal grandfather, Charles William Reece of Owensboro, Kentucky; aunts and uncles, Pamela Reece of Wilson, North Carolina, Jennifer A. Edwards (Timothy) of Clayton, Indiana, James A. Trodglen II (Gretchen) of Summerville, South Carolina, Chad M. Trodglen of Owensboro, Kentucky; cousins, Kayla Edwards of Seattle, Washington, Hayley Trodglen of North Charleston, South Carolina, Caleb Trodglen of Loiisville, Kentucky, Lucas Crammer of Loogootee, Indiana.
He is preceded in death by his paternal grandmother, Constance Woodall Reece, maternal grandparents, James A. Trodglen and Phyllis Trodglen McCollam.
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