Birth date: May 30, 1970 Death date: Dec 28, 2017
Christopher Jon Sandel, 47, of Tulsa, OK, passed away Thursday, December 28, 2017 at Hillcrest Medical Center in Tulsa after an illness. He was born May 30, 2017 in Pasadena, CA to Larry Loren Sandel and Harriette Symcovitz. He wa Read Obituary
I miss you everyday big brother. I m sorry I was in prison when you left.
Thanks for being my friend when I needed you most. I still cannot fathom you are gone. We became very close in a short time and honesty was always at the forefront. Just a teddy bear wrapped in a fighters body. We were like high school kids laughing and hanging out in the parking lot, even though it was 6 or 7 years ago. I got to read you book before it was even published. Love ya buddy.
Chris,
You my friend, were an amazing person! We hadn't spoke in quite some time, And I am so truly sorry for that. You're memories will forever live in my heart.
Love Deb
Chris and I met in High School at Wentworth Military Academy. We reunited in College and relied on each other's support to get though the tough times. I lost touch with Chris until I found him on Facebook. Chris accepted my friend request, but passed away before we could connect.
Safe travels on your journey Brother...
- Brent Groves
Chris,
I was so happy to see you at Lee Chapman's funeral. With no hesitation and eagerly to do so, you gave me ride home from Cains Ballroom. After a long and meaningful visit you made sure to call me ever time you came in to Tulsa. Since then you lived at my house, bought me my prized 10x zoom Canon digital camera, a super cool watch and had fun being w you when you bought watches for yourself and added them to your collection. We had known each other since 7th grade at Edison Jr High and one thing I remember most is no matter what, every time we saw each other, you would always speak to me and so politely say hello. You were a brilliant writer and a very generous friend to everyone who knew you. I am so grateful for getting to know you personally and getting to live w you on a day to day basis. We shared our secrets and viewed ourselves as lucky and blessed to live life as we did, while always remembering our giving parents . Especially our moms. I love you w all my heart and will never forget the time we spent so preciously together.
Love you always and forever,
Lisa Shank
With deepest sympathy for your loss. May he rest in eternal peace.
I still cannot believe Chris is gone! We went to Wentworth Military Academy where he was one of the few who molded me into the person that I am today. Clear skies and tail winds Chris!
One of my best friends since first grade, My brother and con-conspirator, I love you and will forever have a piece of my heart misssing
Chris was a hell of a father. The time he spent molding, teaching his two children was amazing. RIP
Chris was one of the most genuine people I've known. His heart, if this could be said of a heart, was too big.
My life was enriched by knowing him and being his friend. I regret not knowing he was that ill...travel well, my friend...
