Obituary for Christopher I. Watson
Christopher I. Watson, 37, a resident of Brookfield, CT and formerly of New Milford, Denver and Groton, died on July 31, 2020.
Born in Waterbury, CT on December 6, 1982, he was the son of Robert Noble and Anne Watson Noble. Chris had worked as an installer for Overhead Doors in Danbury, CT. He enjoyed snowboarding, motorcycle riding, baking, wire wrapping, kombucha making, tie dying, and music and festivals, along with many others.
Chris is survived by his wife, Christina A. (Bean) Watson of Brookfield, CT; his daughter, Anne K. Watson of Brookfield, CT; his brother, Richard D. Watson of Danbury, CT; his uncle, Kenneth E. “Terry” Watson III of MA; and his cousin, Kenneth E. “Kip” Watson IV of Charleston, SC. He was predeceased by his mother, Anne K. Noble in 1993; his grandmother, Anne M. Watson in 2010; and his grandfather, Kenneth E. Watson Jr. in 2010.
Memorial donations may be made to Noank Community Support Services, 306 Thames Street, Groton, CT 06340.
“Be the love…written on three fingers!!! That was one of your many mantras, you were just that on your best days!
Like and loved by so many, your plethora of friends you made along your adventurous journey…what a gift you had to be able to connect with anyone…you may not even have known it, but you made people better. You could talk about anything as it related to life…ranging from the most basic topics like a simple kombucha recipe, to the injustice of those in concentration camps…You had a true hippie soul, mad genius too.
A gentle spirit, creative, intelligent, and talented, just a few of your many ways. That’s how those who loved you will remember you.
You lived your life one foot in reality and the other on the wild side pushing the limits, pushing your own limits. So unafraid and unphased and unapologetic to public opinion.
You left a lot behind, and who knows if you ever felt deserving of all you had but you were. May you rest easy and cheers to baking the world.”
Born in Waterbury, CT on December 6, 1982, he was the son of Robert Noble and Anne Watson Noble. Chris had worked as an installer for Overhead Doors in Danbury, CT. He enjoyed snowboarding, motorcycle riding, baking, wire wrapping, kombucha making, tie dying, and music and festivals, along with many others.
Chris is survived by his wife, Christina A. (Bean) Watson of Brookfield, CT; his daughter, Anne K. Watson of Brookfield, CT; his brother, Richard D. Watson of Danbury, CT; his uncle, Kenneth E. “Terry” Watson III of MA; and his cousin, Kenneth E. “Kip” Watson IV of Charleston, SC. He was predeceased by his mother, Anne K. Noble in 1993; his grandmother, Anne M. Watson in 2010; and his grandfather, Kenneth E. Watson Jr. in 2010.
Memorial donations may be made to Noank Community Support Services, 306 Thames Street, Groton, CT 06340.
“Be the love…written on three fingers!!! That was one of your many mantras, you were just that on your best days!
Like and loved by so many, your plethora of friends you made along your adventurous journey…what a gift you had to be able to connect with anyone…you may not even have known it, but you made people better. You could talk about anything as it related to life…ranging from the most basic topics like a simple kombucha recipe, to the injustice of those in concentration camps…You had a true hippie soul, mad genius too.
A gentle spirit, creative, intelligent, and talented, just a few of your many ways. That’s how those who loved you will remember you.
You lived your life one foot in reality and the other on the wild side pushing the limits, pushing your own limits. So unafraid and unphased and unapologetic to public opinion.
You left a lot behind, and who knows if you ever felt deserving of all you had but you were. May you rest easy and cheers to baking the world.”