This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Christopher Corvo, 58 years old, born on August 1, 1960, and passed away on March 9, 2019. We will remember him forever.
Hard to believe it's almost been 2 years that you're gone. I miss you and dream of you constantly. I am comforted knowing you are no longer struggling to breath or in pain, but it doesn't make me miss you any less. I watch videos of you just to hear your voice, and you can still make me laugh. I love you.
I’ll always remember Chris for his passion for telling stories, his kind heart, big smile, and love of life. He seemed happiest when he was cruising the streets of San Diego in Corina’s convertible and hanging by the beach. As much as it hurts to know that you are gone, I find comfort knowing that you are out of pain. Rest In Peace my friend.
Chris was a delightful, funny guy. And even as he was a handsome man with a nice smile, he made me laugh just looking at him, because I knew that I knew he would speak and say something funny. He had a unique, kind of raspy voice that aided his smart wit. He was know as a hard worker, a guy you wanted on your team. He loved his family and friends big! He was a Corvo through and through. It was a blessing to know him.
Chris was a special spark. He always lit up a room , he was unforgettably funny and encouraging to me personally. I just still can't believe he's gone. His ability to laugh at himself made me laugh. And I admired that ability in him. He was tons of fun and I remember one time my sister Amy and I went to visit him in Vegas and he and his friend took us out to this barren desert where there was a huge lake...and we went out on these surfboards with motors. It was a total blast. He loved people. He was loved by so many....I'll miss him forever and a day.
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Hard to believe it's almost been 2 years that you're gone. I miss you and dream of you constantly. I am comforted knowing you are no longer struggling to breath or in pain, but it doesn't make me miss you any less. I watch videos of you just to hear your voice, and you can still make me laugh. I love you.
I’ll always remember Chris for his passion for telling stories, his kind heart, big smile, and love of life. He seemed happiest when he was cruising the streets of San Diego in Corina’s convertible and hanging by the beach. As much as it hurts to know that you are gone, I find comfort knowing that you are out of pain. Rest In Peace my friend.
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Hard to believe it has been a year since you died...Teddy still looks for you when we go into the bedroom. As promised, I got your ashes to Ryan who spread them up by the cabin in the river. I miss you and your antics, but I find comfort in knowing you don't suffer any more pain. I am so grateful to have video of you, and I feel your presence around me. I love you.