Christopher Dale Harris

Christopher Dale Harris, born on January 24, 1972, passed away on April 17, 2026. He dedicated his life to being a mechanic and bartender, roles where his caring and lively nature shone brightly. Christopher earned his GED and used his many talents and interests to bring joy and comfort to those around him.

Christopher was well known for his loving and kind spirit. He had a special way of making people smile, folding napkins into delicate paper roses to lift their spirits. He loved sharing funny stories and jokes, always being the life of the party and someone everyone could count on.

His hobbies were as diverse as his personality. He was a talented pool player, even becoming a back-to-back Vegas pool champion, a proud achievement that stood out in his life. Christopher also expressed himself through writing poetry, drawing, painting, and crafting, showing his creative side to friends and family.

Among his proudest accomplishments was becoming a stepdad to Hanna and Mikala, a role that filled him with pride and happiness. His family and friends remember him as a person who was always there for them, providing support and kindness in countless ways.

Christopher’s family includes his loving siblings Donna Blanchard, Daniel Harris, and Mindy Harris. He also leaves behind many nephews and nieces: Joshua Harris, Richard Blanchard, Rebecca Blanchard, Mathew Harris, Gabriel Harris, Aimee Harris, Ashlyn Harris, Emily Burns, Molly Burns, Laura Harris, as well as four great nieces and three great nephews, all of whom will cherish his memory.

He was preceded in death by his mother Barbara Harris and his father Clarence Alfred Harris. Though they are gone, the love and laughter Christopher shared with everyone who knew him remain alive in their hearts.

Christopher Dale Harris will be remembered as a loving, kind, and funny man who lived fully and touched many lives through his warmth and generosity. His legacy is one of joy, creativity, and a deep commitment to family and friends. He will be deeply missed but warmly remembered by all who had the privilege to know him.