Mr. Christopher S. Jordan

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1. Two memories come clearly to mind when I think of Chris. They aren't big events, just simple, fun, times:

   1) I think we were in high school, or maybe early college, and we were at Meredith's house (1196). It was during the day and Chris came over with some take-out Indian food. He was raving about it and scarfing it down. I can remember thinking how a guy as thin as him could pack food away like that. I was envious! He informed us of the 15 Minute Threshold (I think that's what he called it.) He matter of factly informed us that we have 15 minutes until our body sends out signals that we're full, so when he eats food he loves, he tries to scarf it down as fast as he could. And man, he was scarfing that Indian food!

   2) We were at my apartment in Elkton, MD, during our later years in college. Dave, Charley, Amy, and Don were there I think. Chris and Charley got in to a TOTAL wrestling match - super intense - but then afterwards they were totally fine. We might've walked to the WaWa across the highway to get some hoagies after that and then we played pranks on each other (Saran Wrap on the toilets, dirty kitty litter on doorknobs, silly stuff.) Good times...

   I hope you're doing OK Chris. I think about you a lot.

   Love...

   Two memories come clearly to mind when I think of Chris. They aren't big events, just simple, fun, times:

   1) I think we were in high school, or maybe early college, and we were at Meredith's house (1196). It was during the day and Chris came over with some take-out Indian food. He was raving about it and scarfing it down. I can remember thinking how a guy as thin as him could pack food away like that. I was envious! He informed us of the 15 Minute Threshold (I think that's what he called it.) He matter of factly informed us that we have 15 minutes until our body sends out signals that we're full, so when he eats food he loves, he tries to scarf it down as fast as he could. And man, he was scarfing that Indian food!

   2) We were at my apartment in Elkton, MD, during... READ MORE →

   Posted by Lori Saladino from NH - Friend on June 23, 2010
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   Posted by Ann Call from Unionville, PA - aunt on May 22, 2010
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3. A room for some months:
   Chris came to Anthony and I saying that he needed a place to stay for a few months until he was able to sign a lease on an apartment in West Chester. He ended up staying 4 years. Those were some of the best 4 years of my life. He flowed in and out of our lives so seemlessly. He became a part of our everyday fabric. The routine was pretty simple but that is what made it so great. He was there for the subtle and the blatant events of our life. He was there for the first hours of Henry's life, the bed times, the baths, the cookouts, the Phillies playoffs, the holiday's, the fights and the laughs. He has permeated all that our home offers and holds. I said it at the service and I still live it today--- I hold his memory and warmth inside me and miss him EVERY SINGLE DAY.

   A room for some months:
   Chris came to Anthony and I saying that he needed a place to stay for a few months until he was able to sign a lease on an apartment in West Chester. He ended up staying 4 years. Those were some of the best 4 years of my life. He flowed in and out of our lives so seemlessly. He became a part of our everyday fabric. The routine was pretty simple but that is what made it so great. He was there for the subtle and the blatant events of our life. He was there for the first hours of Henry's life, the bed times, the baths, the cookouts, the Phillies playoffs, the holiday's, the fights and the laughs. He has permeated all that our home offers and holds. I said it at the service and I still live it today--- I hold his... READ MORE →

   Posted by Susannah Jenks from Coatesville, PA - cousin on May 12, 2010
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4. I only knew Chris for about 10 years. For those of you who had the pleasure of knowing him longer, I will be eternally envious.

   I met Chris through my friend Don Allaband. A co-worker of ours had thrown a party at his house and Don had invited Chris. We became friends the instant we shook hands. We drank and talked about various topics that guys in their early 20's seemed to be obsessed with.

   About halfway through the evening Chris and I set out to restock the beer that had been quickly consumed by our fellow partygoers. During that time Chris was driving this T-top car that was built to be driven fast. And that night we drove it real fast. We took the long way back to the party, listening to music and laughing, all the while cementing our friendship.

   I will always miss Chris but I will never forget him.

   I'm glad I was able to visit and share my grief with his loved ones.

   I only knew Chris for about 10 years. For those of you who had the pleasure of knowing him longer, I will be eternally envious.

   I met Chris through my friend Don Allaband. A co-worker of ours had thrown a party at his house and Don had invited Chris. We became friends the instant we shook hands. We drank and talked about various topics that guys in their early 20's seemed to be obsessed with.

   About halfway through the evening Chris and I set out to restock the beer that had been quickly consumed by our fellow partygoers. During that time Chris was driving this T-top car that was built to be driven fast. And that night we drove it real fast. We took the long way back to the party, listening to music and laughing, all the while cementing our friendship.

   I will always miss Chris but I will never forget... READ MORE →

   Posted by Alex Herrera from Toughkenamon, PA - Friend on April 25, 2010
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5. When i was in fourth grade, i had to do a PA project. I chose to do in on the Chester County Courthouse. Chris offererd to give me and my dad a tour and help get the information i needed. He gave us a tour and i was really interested in the security and camera's and he wanted to take us to different places. I remember it as being very fun and enjoyed the time together. I will miss him very much !

   Posted by Victoria Ruch from Garnet Valley , PA - sister in-law's neice on April 18, 2010
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