Birth date: Oct 25, 1982 Death date: May 25, 2022
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Christopher Michael Mallan, 39, in San Jose, California. Family and Friends are invited to a Memorial Service on Monday, June 13 at 1:00 p.m. at Skylawn Funeral Home & Memor Read Obituary
I never had the chance to know who my cousin Chris was. I lived with him and my uncle when I was very young. My uncle told me I loved to put the green tiger Battle Cat from He-Man in front of the bathroom door and scare Chris haha. My mother was murdered when I was young and I was taken from the home where I lived with Chris and Nico. Years had past until one day I had tracked down my Uncle and reconnected and he told me about Chris and Nico, I had reached out to them both and was making plans to come and hang out with them. I am saddened that i will never get the chance to meet Chris, recently I have learned Chris touched so many people, he made many videos for others to lift their spirits. He was a motivator and a good father. He was an Iron Worker and helped build America. He was a loving husband. He was a friend to all.
He was my cousin and I will miss him more than he will ever know.
Chris is gone but not forgotten, he lives in our hearts and memories.
RIP Chris.
Here are some photos of Chris from when he was young.
Chris was my favorite person, my best friend. He had such a BIG personality with many layers but deep down he was so kind, he went out of his way to make sweet gestures for not only me but those he loved and kept close as well. I will always remember his contagious laugh and I will never forget his beautiful smile. Every hello was just as exciting as the very first one. I am beyond grateful to have been a part of his life. Mary you raised a wonderful man 💯❤️
My beautiful brat❤️
Youll always be my brat, will always have a connection ❤️ I love you
"Don't remember Chris with sadness, don't remember Chris with tears. Remember all the laughter you've shared with him throughout the years. Now he is contented, that his life it was worthwhile, knowing that he passed along the way he made somebody smile.
When you are walking down the street and you've got him on your mind, he is walking in your footsteps only half a step behind.
In your memory, he lives on. Remember not his fight, remember not the strife.
Please do not dwell upon his death but celebrate his life."
Missing your beautiful smile and that great laughter...
Loving you Chris,
Rose-
