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This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Chris UDOH, 64 years old, born on April 18, 1956, and passed away on October 9, 2020. We will remember him forever.
October 17, 2023
October 17, 2023
I don't know what brought me here again.
I greatly miss you Uncle Chris.
I'm in deep tears right now.
I just can't forget you and all the memories we shared.
Rest in power Champ!
October 16, 2023
October 16, 2023
Bébé, I just can't believe its 3 years already! Your absence envelopes me and it is by God's mercy and grace that I am still standing. I replay all the fun memories even the trying times and have every cause to thank God you came into my life. You just exited toooooo soooon; it hurts!!! I replay your last words to me and hold onto it. You will forever be missed, my very own and best friend. Rest on till that great day.
October 9, 2023
October 9, 2023
Remembering you today, and your infectious smile and always mischievous banter. May you continue to rest in peace and may God continue to watch over your family. Amen
October 9, 2023
October 9, 2023
May God continue to comfort your family. May the memories bring laughter to them. RiP Chris
April 20, 2022
April 20, 2022
Miss you so much. You left us too early Chris but we take consolation from the knowledge that our passing is not in our hands. Sleep well my bro
April 19, 2022
April 19, 2022
Happy birthday my dear brother, Somebody is d name I call you! Eeyan Pataki, your type is truly rare. You are sorely missed but you are celebrating with Jesus that’s the consolation!
April 18, 2022
April 18, 2022
It's your day today Bébé. I celebrate you today knowing that you are celebrating with the Angels. I remember the birthdays we've shared together and I smile. Miss the rose flowers & carefully worded cards presented each year, miss the launch/dinner moments, miss the glass of wine shared, miss everything and you in particular. HAPPY BIRTHDAY ma Bébé. It's just not the same without you.
April 18, 2022
April 18, 2022
Dearest Uncle Chris! Happy 64th posthumous birthday Sir. Keep singing with the angels until we meet again at the feet of our Master and Saviour. We miss your smiles, warmth, and the fond way you call me...Keep resting in power Sir!
April 18, 2022
April 18, 2022
Happy Belated Birthday Uncle Chris... 18/04/2022
Its another birthday without you. I will always celebrate you Uncle Chris.
You can never be forgotten!!!
December 24, 2021
December 24, 2021
Ma Bébé, it's another Christmas without you. It's just not the same! It's been a long and hard journey. What keeps me going is the fun times we had together as best friends; as a family and finally as best lovers. A tear here, a tear there but through it all the Lord reminds me you are in a better place and I have a smile on my face. Missing you each and everyday Bébé and so does your son who wishes you could come visit. We look forward to that final day in Christ Jesus.
Merry Christmas my love. 
November 7, 2021
November 7, 2021
Bébé I couldn't summon the courage to visit this site on 9th October. I feel numb and sometimes lost. How did I make it this far? The only response I can get is "God's got your back. Carry on". Its a year today you took your last journey. Memories are still as fresh as it was then. I pray for strength and courage for the coming years. Bébé I miss you terribly. It can never be the same without you. Sleep on my love.
October 9, 2021
October 9, 2021
On this first anniversary of your transition to Glory, Oga Chris, we recall your sterling qualities and we are Very Grateful to God Almighty for His Grace, Love and Mercy that kept you while here and continually keeping all us you left behind particularly your beloved wife, Abba Gloria.

Jesus Christ is Lord Always!
October 9, 2021
October 9, 2021
Continue to Rest in Power Uncle Chris.
You can never be forgotten!
April 18, 2021
April 18, 2021
Happy Post Humous Birthday Uncle Chris.
This is the first time in 38years that I will spend my birthday alone. I’ve known no other birthday mate over the years. It’s just been you and you never ever forgot to leave me a message. No message from you this year 2021 and I miss u so dearly. Continue to rest in the bosom of our Lord till we meet to part no more.
November 7, 2020
November 7, 2020
It was very shocking, indeed to hear the demise of our dear brother, Chris who was a role model to all us in Iwukem. He was a brother, a mentor , an easy going gentleman. In fact he was one of the nicest persons in our village that we would always remember. We will all miss him very much.
May his gentle soul rest in peace . Amen
My thoughts and prayers are with the family
November 7, 2020
November 7, 2020
Our dear Kris, a wonderful and well- known friend of our family, full of life, laughter and kindness. I still recall your last kind condolence visit to my father-in-law's home place in Enugu last year. The news of your death was a big shock to us. You were a very humble and good man. We will really miss you. We will miss your friendship. May your soul have eternal peace in heaven. Amen. May God Almighty comfort your wife, Abba and children. Amen. Keep smiling in heaven!      
 From Dr Cas Onukogu & family
November 7, 2020
November 7, 2020
Brother Kris, this night is the final night. Now I believe that you have indeed waved us good-bye. We prayed and looked forward to your full recovery. God knows best. You have gone to be with the angels in heaven where Jesus promised eternal rest. No more pains! It is well with your soul. Amen. Bobo, you will forever be missed!!!
November 4, 2020
November 4, 2020
It was a rude shock when I heard about our brother's demise . May our brother Uncle Chris Udoh rest in peace .May the Lord comfort the family. It is well with Abba and the children .
November 4, 2020
November 4, 2020
May the Lord grant uncle Chris eternal rest . May God comfort his wife and children with the comfort of the Holy Ghost in Jesus Name. Amen.
November 4, 2020
November 4, 2020
Our dear Uncle Chris, we bless God for the life you lived, we thank Him for a life well spent. It pleased Him to call you to His side so soon, we can’t question Him. It’s painful but our consolation is that we'll meet again on the Resurrection morning, in a land where we never say farewell.

Your godson, EbunOluwa Paul, and the rest of our family will continue to have fond memories of you.

We pray that God will uphold Abba, your son David and the entire family you left behind.

Good night Uncle Chris, sleep on till that glorious morning.
November 2, 2020
November 2, 2020
Daddy Chris as I fondly call you for many years! My last visit a few days before you passed was the most traumatic! I couldn’t even enter your hospital room! One thing that’s sure is that you have gone to be with your creator, you had time to prepare for the transition no matter how painful it is to us mere mortals! Sleep well sir, no doubt you are in a better place, no more pain!!!!
To Abba and Dave, your angel is gone to be with his creator, the Almighty God is with you guys forever. Cheers.
October 31, 2020
October 31, 2020
It was a pleasure to have met you Uncle Chris —I will always remember how kind and gracious you were. I wish I had know you all my life because I see the beautiful influence and pillar of life, love, joy and hope that you were to those around you! Treasuring your love for speed and your warm welcoming smile, and I hope to ride heavenly motorcycles with you one day. Rest well Uncle Chris.
October 30, 2020
October 30, 2020
“My friend”, “Fada Ancis”, “Small doctor”. The many ways you called me. I smile to myself as I write this, hearing your voice and envisioning you saying that, while walking with your usual subtle bounce, rocking a polo shirt with popped collar, cargo shorts and loafers.
Going down memory lane It is amazing how you were a major and influential part of my life. You were that one uncle I knew I could depend on, talk to; the one I knew I could relate with on a “guy” level.
My earliest memories were of you coming around with the Peugeot 104- Black Boy- I believe you called it. You had that vibe that made us love you right away. Even before you and Aunt Abasiama got married, you were already a part of the family. I remember you taking us to Takwa Bay. It was my first time there. My first time on a speed boat as well. I remember you showing me what a tugboat was and explaining what it did. I recall my awe as a shipping tanker sailed beside us.
You brought to life, my love for motorcycles. It was awesome to have an uncle who shared the same passion. I remember the first ride you gave me from UNILAG to FESTAC, showing me how to ride as a pillion. I replayed that in my head for days. I remember taking your bike to school for a quick show off to my friends, when you had asked me to warm it while you were away. Your phone call with a quick “ my friend will you take that bike back now”. Much later, I confessed that I had “wheelied” your bike then and you just laughed in amazement, in your usual easy going self, no sweat.
Oh, how I rocked your passed down clothes. My uncle had swag, I just had to try to tap into it. I remember the remnant of your perfume you gave me. It remains my favourite fragrance to date. I remember you lending me your Golf to take to school for my 21st birthday. What more could a boy ask for?
I remember when daddy passed away. You filled that role, void, like no other. You became my father, uncle, friend, confidante all wrapped in one. Your guidance was key especially for a young man trying to find his way. Especially during times when I just couldn’t seem to get things right. I remember you’d call randomly, to check up on me. And if I missed your call, you’d say “My friend it is a mobile phone and not a landline.”
I miss you Uncle. It hurts that you are not here anymore. However, we know deep down that you are resting in Christ.
Until we meet again uncle, in glory, RIDE ON!!!

                                         Dr. Francis Eyo. (Nephew)
October 30, 2020
October 30, 2020
Never to be forgotten….!
“Ah-yoooh! Aunty Mommie…!” I hear your voice ring in ears, with that “boyish” of yours!
“Uncle Chrisss!” I would reciprocate with the warmth that your voice sends across.
Hmmm… I did not know that things were not going to be the same when in August 2019, your dear wife, and my sister, Abasiama, flew into Lagos to represent you at my 60th birthday. And then you called to say “Aunty mummie, much as I would have loved to, am so sorry that I cannot be at your special birthday. I need to be here in Abuja to take care of this little man, David, as he must be in school. Also, I really don’t feel too strong, but I will be fine.”
I remember saying “Oo-oh! I will miss your presence! But that’s okay, I totally understand because David-U really needs someone around the home these 2 days.” In your usual kind and polite manner, you thanked me for my understanding and said, “Don’t forget to send my cake ooo”.
Uncle Chris, as he was fondly called by his nephews and nieces; a name tag the whole family - young and old happily - adopted, was until his home-calling a very dear brother and friend to me personally and my family. 
Never to be forgotten is your ever-boyish smile with a slight sway from side to side.
Never to be forgotten was your readiness and willingness to help out in any way, as long as it is the right thing to do and within your capacity. 
Hmmm…! Never to be forgotten will be December 23, 2003 when you single-handedly arranged and facilitated the relocation of my children and I from FESTAC Town to Ikeja, Lagos, into our new home after my late husband, whom you fondly called “Uncle Marto” answered the call to glory.
Never to be forgotten were the uncountable sessions of counselling with my then teenage son in those early days when his father was no more. Your words of encouragement and the push to keep moving “my friend” as you would always call him. Those words of encouragement made huge impacts in his life and lives with the young man today and forever…!
Never to be forgotten were the days we had our joint family get-together every January 1st and your special requests was always “aunty mummie, don’t forget my edesi-isip” (i.e. coco-nut rice)! Haaa…! January 1, 2021 is round the corner…but again, never to be forgotten!
Never to be forgotten will be the long battles of the past 1 year 3 months that we (yourself, your dear wife and I) all fought gallantly as Christian warriors and soldiers of Jesus; we prayed, fasted, believed God for your healing. 
And never to be forgotten would be my last prayer time and words of encouragement to you on October 8, 2020 at about 4:53pm (still on my call log). I recall after praying with you, I said: “Uncle Chris, remember that the family loves you and I particularly love you dearly”. You responded, “Yes, Aunty mommie”. And then you responded yet again with the last “Amen, yes… yes… yes!”
And then came that phone call at exactly 1:10 on that never to be forgotten afternoon of October 9, 2020, when your dear wife, my sister called and wailed “mommiee… Uncle Chris, mommiee… Uncle Chris … 1:05, 1:05, 1:05…!” Click…! the line went off. Just then, the Spirit of Grace Ministered to me that you had answered the call to glory at 1:05!” I, literarily shattered, broken and wept uncontrollably, but did not mourn like them that have no hope.
My, our favourite, ever bubbling Uncle Chris, the biker-man, “Okposong Owo” (meaning strong man in Efik dialet), we are encouraged with a knowing that we did not loose you. Jesus Christ fought, won, and conquered death. Where is thy sting, O Death? Rest on, my dear brother, until we meet again on that glorious Resurrection Morning to part no more and NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN!

Deaconess Eno Martin-Eyo
Sister in-law
October 29, 2020
October 29, 2020
My uncle, my second father... its still a dream that your boisterous self is no more... to say this is a shock is beyond human comprehension.... you were there for me at my lowest... your large heart and simple drew people to you... my heart bleeds as i write this tribute to you uncle. you were someone i always looked up to. You are a strong man and you fought a good fight even till the very end. God blessed you with the best kind of partner you could ever wish for in the person of aunty abba. Uncle you are not gone but i know you are at heavens gate waiting for us all. Till we meet to part no more.. All hail Chris Udoh the "byker" as you are fondly called. we miss you but you are at God's bossom now. Rest in peace and reserve our spot for God calls on us all. You are gone but your legacy lives... Goodbye Sir
October 29, 2020
October 29, 2020
It took a while to bring myself to write.... Words have never been my strongest and at times like this, they fail me much more.

My super biker uncle as I always liked to refer to you, I will never forget the role you played in our lives when I lost my dad! You became a father figure to us especially to my brother and you were more than a brothers-in-law to my mom, you became her brother. I am thankful for the life you lived and the lives you touched. You will never be forgotten uncle. I love you and I know you are resting now.. rest on uncle.

Aunty Abba and David U will never be alone! We will stand by them always just like you did for us. Till we meet again uncle, good night from this side! 
October 29, 2020
October 29, 2020
TRIBUTE FROM IWUKEM GENERAL ASSEMBLY LAGOS BRANCH

Of a truth death is a bad farmer always going for the unripe fruits while ignoring the ripe ones
A gentleman of no mean dimension have left us, we will always remember you for your gentleness and humility
Rest in Peace
   Aniebiet Udousoro
      President
October 28, 2020
October 28, 2020
You will be sorely missed by your family Chris and we will continue to pray for them, that they will find a way to live their lives fully without you. You made an instant impression on me when I joined Wheelers, I was struck by your humility, ever present smile and generosity which makes it impossible to appreciate the void your family must be feeling. I will continue to pray for them, that with time, they will hurt less and be more confident that you are watching over them smiling still. Rest in peace my brother and friend.
October 28, 2020
October 28, 2020
My brother it is painful that you departed this woeful world at a time when your sweet counsel,love and good services are highly required. I thank God that you came,fought gallantly, won victoriously and finished excellently. Life surely will not be the same without you in it. We will greatly miss your radiant disposition. Good bye my brother and continue to rest in the bosom of the almighty till we meet again. LOVE YOU SO MUCH.

Mercy Apiafi Ogbonnaya
October 28, 2020
October 28, 2020
You called me Da-awo and I called you "Abaak Mkpa atim awan" but your name is gone. A light has gone A voice I loved is still. A space is vacant within my heart which never can be filled. A bouquet of beautifull memories sprayed with a million tears. I wish God can leave you just for many more years. I hold you dearly in my heart and your memories will remain with me throughout my life. Da Abaak Mkpa atim awan rest in peace Dear cousin, I believe that God has given you the crown you have truely won. Your vacant place no one can fill Chris Christopher F Udo.


( alias Abaak mkpa atime awan ) Sana sun sung sim obio Abasi means walk gentle and enter the Kingdom of God Abong Umanah Basil Miller the Ako Nko 11 of Iwukem on behalf Of Umanah people both home and Lagos.

Umanah Basil Miller
October 28, 2020
October 28, 2020
Bros Bros as fondly called by me, if I'm asked to permit you to leave us, I'll say no but who am I to question God. Your love and care for your family, your siblings and everyone around you cannot be compared. My Joy is that you strongly brought us up in the way of the Lord.
You are a father, I'll ever live to remember the remaining days of my life, if I remember how strongly you've influenced me, I wonder why God had to take you from me, I love you Bros & will continue to push your legacy.

Comfort Aturamu
October 27, 2020
October 27, 2020
Life, like the ocean is filled with crests and troughs but most pleasing are the moments shared, moments we hold dear and will forever reverberate in our minds. Moments with great ones like Uncle C. Gentle, firm, reassuring was his personality, and great all round. We will miss you Uncle C! One thing for sure is that your light shines on and we are consoled that you are at rest in a better place. #AlwaysInOurHearts
October 26, 2020
October 26, 2020
Sad, but certain you are with the Lord.

Rejoice with the saints sir, and may all your loved ones, as well as the body of Christ be comforted.

It is well!

Toyin Lolu-Ogunmade &Family
The Household of God Church
October 25, 2020
October 25, 2020
Can’t find the words, got this link for over a week now to leave a tribute. It’s funny how you expect some people to live forever, not for a sec did think I would never see you again, talk to you and crack on about different things in life.

Uncle Chris you were an inspiration, a true definition of a man, kind at heart, selfless in humanity, generous to a fault,. You always had that smile, can’t remember a moment in all the years I knew you and that smile was missing even in the times I made you angry, that smile would still be there.

I can go on for days writing about you but it just makes me tear the more, if it is true you have actually gone to be with daddy upstairs, I hope he gives you the seat you deserve as a true son of his kingdom.

May Jehovah in his infinite mercies grant you an eternal rest in peace and protect the family you left behind, to your wonderful wife and child, Heaven will continue to shield, provide and be your strength through this period. To your extended family who you were also a father, brother, to I pray heaven consoles them accordingly.

Loss for words

Adieu
Uncle Chris Udoh
October 25, 2020
October 25, 2020
Writing a tribute at the passage of an acquaintance, family or friends is always an uphill task because of shock, grief and pains associated with the loss; doing this is no exception.
We are indeed grateful to God Almighty for the privilege to have known and related with you as we apply our hearts to Wisdom, Jesus Christ, for the comfort of the Holy Spirit .
May God Almighty grant you Krys Udoh, eternal rest with Him and continue to console your loving wife, Abba Gloria, with the rest of the family in Jesus Christ name
October 22, 2020
October 22, 2020
So sorry to hear about the loss of Chris. May you continue to rest at the bosom of the Almighty, and may the good Lord comfort all those you left behind. Abba, may Almighty God continue to be with you.
October 21, 2020
October 21, 2020
Engr. Chris, you will forever be remembered for your simple and ever smiling disposition. You touched many lives. May the Lord strengthen and comfort those you left behind. My condolences to your family and everyone as we go through this irreparable season.
Adieu!
Andy Atemie
October 20, 2020
October 20, 2020
Chris,

I was sad to hear of your passing. I had heard that you were ill and hoped that you would pull through. But God in his infinite wisdom knows best. I shall cherish all the memories of our time in Wheelers together. You were friendly, fun and an absolute gentleman; always a calming influence on all our rides and trips together. That is why you were the unanimous choice of all to succeed Patrick as Chairman of Wheelers. I didn't see much of you after you moved to Abuja and it remains a regret of mine that I could not see you before you departed from this plane. You will be missed by all those who came in contact with you. Rest in peace. Your work here is done.
October 20, 2020
October 20, 2020
Chairman Chris. My Big brother, good friend and Biking mentor. Always concerned about everyone including strangers. Humble, strong, full of fun, smiles and laughter. I remember clearly our first ride to Benin. You took very good care of us new to the riding persuasion. You, already a skilled Master was always gentle yet firm. A loving Father and husband. A great friend to us all. We will miss you bro. Rest in peace. Amen.
October 20, 2020
October 20, 2020
A more jovial fellow, a more dedicated Wheeler, would be hard to find. Of course it would be trivial to think you never had any worries, but one would be hard pressed to see it on your face or in the way you carried yourself.

You have run your race. May your soul rest in peace.

Abba, God is your strength and your rock. May His peace and succour envelope the family at this time. Amen.
October 20, 2020
October 20, 2020
Uncle Chris as we called him in Wheelers motorcycle club was one of our founding fathers. He always had a way with us younger ones that made me respect and like him. He was a great guy. I know he is a good father, a good husband and a good Christian. He didn't joke with his family and would always leave on time to ensure he was home to Abba and his son. I remember how many bikers turned up for his 50th birthday and also later for his son's naming. It is a shame that with all the adventures he lived on the bike that he has left us like this. I am sure all the bikers in Nigeria know Uncle Chris. He will be missed. God knows best. 
October 20, 2020
October 20, 2020
Ore I bid you farewell, you did not care much about status, you remained true to your beliefs, family and friends. When it was time to dig deep you did so without any hesitation and when it was time to celebrate it did not get over you. Your humility will be sorely missed but I believe you are in a better place and for that I will continue to thank God for your life here on earth. Go in Peace, I will continue to cherish you until the end of time.

I pray that the family and friends you left behind have the fortitude to bear your loss.
October 20, 2020
October 20, 2020
What a great guy you were Kris, you took out time for everyone.
You kept your side of every bargain worthy, you're indeed a good man.

Now, it's our turn to say thank you Father for your life here on earth.

Can we question the almighty?????
We know you've found rest in His bosom.

Adieu my brother Kris

My family and I miss your ever affectionate love.
Rest in perfect peace
October 19, 2020
October 19, 2020
Chris I am going to really miss you. You were a genuine person, a true man of great qualities and above all real gentle man. You have been taken from us at such a young age but we thank God for your life. Our interactions were all through your life. First we met as kids in NIFOR (Nigerian Institute For Oil Palm Research) were our parents worked. We continued to be friends when we were in Lagos, when I was a medical student at UNILAG and you a student at Yaba tech. Later your regular visits to my house in London with Abba and David; all these still vivid in my mind. Rest well Chris. We defo will meet again..... Kingsley Osayi
October 19, 2020
October 19, 2020
Chris, I remember you with fond memories. You touched many lives with your kindness, friendship and willingness to help others in need. You will forever be missed. 
October 19, 2020
October 19, 2020
I didn’t get to meet you dear Chris but your sweetheart Abba was always talking about you. We had prayed that God will heal you so that you can continue to bless your family with love and care but God had other plans. Please watch over them where you are. I pray God grant your gentle soul eternal rest amen. It will continue to be well with the beautiful family you left behind amen
October 19, 2020
October 19, 2020
Words fail me. My heart is broken, but i rest in assurance of the word of our lord Jesus, that you are sleeping in his bosom. Knowing Abba and you for over 30yrs made you guys part of my family than friends
Chris, you were; C- cool, calm. H --hearty and honest, R --resillience,I - insightful, S --spirit of servce . These and many more virtues i know you have left as a legacy for David to be proud of and to also follow. Abba, my sister from another womb...Be strong and trust in God as always..He is faithful. Eternal rest grant to him lord and may your perpetual light continue to shine on him. May his soul rest in peace.
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October 17, 2023
October 17, 2023
I don't know what brought me here again.
I greatly miss you Uncle Chris.
I'm in deep tears right now.
I just can't forget you and all the memories we shared.
Rest in power Champ!
October 16, 2023
October 16, 2023
Bébé, I just can't believe its 3 years already! Your absence envelopes me and it is by God's mercy and grace that I am still standing. I replay all the fun memories even the trying times and have every cause to thank God you came into my life. You just exited toooooo soooon; it hurts!!! I replay your last words to me and hold onto it. You will forever be missed, my very own and best friend. Rest on till that great day.
October 9, 2023
October 9, 2023
Remembering you today, and your infectious smile and always mischievous banter. May you continue to rest in peace and may God continue to watch over your family. Amen
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BIOGRAPHY OF LATE CHRISTOPHER NSE-OBONG UDOH

October 22, 2020
Chris Nse UDOH was born on 18 April 1956 to the family of Late Pa Fredrick Udoeri and Late Madam Helen Udoeri of Iwukem in Etim Ekpo Local Government. He attended St. Joseph’s Catholic School, Iwukem and Eghosa Grammar School, Benin where he obtained his West African School Certificate (WASC) in 1977. He gained admission into Yaba College of Technology, Lagos to study Science Technology. The ever-bubbling Chris knew that course of study was not for him, so he changed to study Quantity Surveying and graduated in 1987. While studying at Yaba College of Technology, he met and married his heartthrob Abba Udoh and had been together till he answered the call to glory in October 2020. Chris worked in different capacities with several construction and telecommunications companies such as Cappa and D’Alberto; Arab Contractors; Participant Properties Ltd.; Alan Dick & Co (WA) Ltd. He was the past President of the Wheelers Motorcycle Club from 2010-2011 and was also a member of the Nigerian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (NIQS).
 He is survived by his wife, children, grandchild, siblings, and other family members
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October 22, 2020
A TRIBUTE TO MY UNCLE CHRIS UDOH
 It is with tears and broken heart trying to unravel the mystery of your death. 
Just when we thought everything had fallen in place you suddenly left us. 
Leaving a special vacuum,no one can replace. I asked my self why do good people die,. And a reply came to me in quote,  even God likes Better Things. 
So I strongly believe you're at God's right hand. 
We will forever miss you, especially your kindness and generosity towards your family friends and in-laws. 
Who will call me Aunty Helen oooooo again. 
Rest well in the Bossom of the Lord
                                             From your  
                            Aunty Helen Akpabio                                             

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