Christopher Glen Madsen
January 20, 1993 - April 8, 2020
The world lost a shining star. Chris was born in a flurry of a snow storm. He came into the world with a smile on his face and never quit smiling. He was the stranger that held the door, a friend and companion to all who sought laughter. Always the centerpiece of the party. He was quick with a joke, or to light up your smoke (Billy Joel. Pun intended). The baby of our family, yet owner of an Old Soul.
To those who knew him best he was a kind spirited man with a heart of gold. He had a deep passion of music and was fond of bowling. On any given day, whether rain, sleet or snow he’d challenge you to a game of pool. Although he hated losing to mom!
He was a favorite of all the youngest of our batch and probably the most fun. He had patience beyond his age and never lost energy when getting mauled by kids.
He was Dr. Dolittle reincarnated and was often found with duck or a goose trailing him home. He loved his animals and as legend foretells…maybe a few cockatoos too!
Christopher is survived by his ever loving parents Richard and Paula Madsen, four sisters, five brothers, numerous aunts and uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews (far too many to list!), and not excluding… Murphy Cat.
In lieu of flowers, we ask with respect that you donate to the Humane Society of Utah in honor of Christopher’s love of animals.
Hakuna Matata ~ Que Sera Sera
There will be a celebration of Chris’s life held at a later date. He will be laid to rest at Murray City Cemetery.
Please check back for updated service information.
In Loving Memory
Chris was such a beautiful soul! Whoever wrote his obituary completely nailed it♡ I knew him briefly in highschool and he was one of the sweetest boys I've ever met. His laugh was almost as contagious as his smile. He will be missed, so sorry for your loss.
Chelsey Townsend
salt lake city, ut
Chris, you were too young to be going home but, God had other plans for you. Go fly with the Angel's and watch over your family . We all miss you
Pauline Trujillo
Murray, UT
Chris was an awesome person with a sick taste in music. This is such a tragedy, i knew him briefly. I was a co-worker of his at Quiznos back in 2013 and he was just the most chill dude. Sorry for this loss, may he rest in paradise.
Sebastian S
Salt Lake City, UT
I'll always remember his smile, never forget his laugh, always feel his love.
Chad Martin
Holladay, UT
Chris's warm smile and genuine kindness was a rare gift to this world. I am so sorry for your loss. He will be missed and remembered forever.
Brandy Withers
Holladay, UT
What a shock. We were just discussing video games a day or two before. So sorry for the loss of this beautiful soul.
Amber Lindquist
Salt lake city, Ut