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Christopher Wilson
March 8th, 1980 - March 26th, 2022
March 8th, 1980 - March 26th, 2022
Christopher Wilson was one of a kind. And never has that phrase been more truthfully spoken than when describing this man! This memorial will never do justice to the father, son, grandson, uncle, brother, cousin, friend, and outright character we all loved so dearly and will miss so much. Christopher was the kind of person who could light up a room with just his smile, and often his shirts. He made us laugh. He wound us up. He was never on time, and often in the wrong place entirely. He was at times a complete scatterbrain. But he was a loveable scatterbrain, and he was - most importantly - our loveable scatterbrain. He lived life to its fullest and he did it with style. There was never a dull moment with Christopher around!
He may no longer be physically with us, but one thing's for sure... his Legend will live on. The man transcends death. We will all be telling his stories for a lifetime!
These short words cannot even begin to describe how much Christopher meant to us all. We would like to invite everyone to post their own pictures, videos, memories and stories of Christopher below. Help us tell as much of his story as possible and immortalise him here for as long as the internet may be a thing.
PS. Some photos and stories might be best saved for the bar! Please help us keep the memorial respectful so that Christopher's friends and family from all walks of life can appreciate the memories we gather here.
UPDATE: I've noticed that you can only add a single photo here at a time. If you have a bunch of photos you'd like to share, please upload them to the "Photo Dropbox" link (see "In Memorium Donation" links below). I'll make sure they're uploaded into the Mementos section. Thanks.
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Brian Innes
I've only just found out about Chris passing away just today. I moved away from Fife many moons ago. I knew him from st John's school when I got chucked out of Kings Road for being a plonker lol. Arrived at St john's P5 not knowing anyone in the class and instantly I remember Chris helping me to settle in. We used to hang out a lot even after school sometimes. Sadly once I went to high school I moved to Dunfermline High while he obviously went to St Columba's. Such an amazing guy so he was. We laughed at silly things and shocked people with our antics at school also haha. Great fond memories. Brian Innes
Kirsty

What I would give for one more hug. Phil & I celebrated 10 years of marriage yesterday and we toasted to you and listened to our fav songs you used to love. We both miss you. Tommorrow will be a difficult day you are very much in our hearts and thoughts. Love you christopher xoxo
Cameron
All the time I knew Chris he had a great sense of humour and a star quality about him. He would always be himself and accept you to just be yourself, and never judge. I'll always miss him, and never forget him.
Gemma
Looking through all of the amazing memories in the pictures lovingly collected by family and friends, it shows what an incredible person you truly are Chris. You are loved and have made a huge difference to so many lives. I am saddened by the realisation that we won't be growing old together like we promised each other when we were teenagers. We would sit up all night watching the stars. Even though you'd be tired you always walked me home. knowing you, and having had you in my life for the time I did, makes me feel incredibly lucky. Lucky to have laughed, lucky to have cried and most of all lucky to have you as my friend. Love you, Take care buddy x
Margaret Wilson
Our first Easter without Christopher. A big gap across the day. Easter was always the day the whole family gathered at my Mum and Dad’s in Arbroath then Carnoustie. Walk in one of the country parks, roll eggs and back for a meal. Traditions changed/adapted over the years, moving egg rolling inside. My Dad usually won. We tried to keep traditions going over the years, though we no longer met up with my brother’s family. Egg hunt where I never remember how many little eggs I have hidden, (always finding them in June), games of Uno or Monopoly. We still did those things, but there was another gap at the table, first Kieron, then my parents, then my brother Paul and now Christopher. We have added too of course with Steve and the boys. They kept us laughing, we have to learn new traditions and support and encourage the next generation. One of the many “firsts” lived through. Hope you enjoyed Easter in heaven Christopher!
Shelley Thomson

College day's! Where I first met Chris, who loved a snooze in the class
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