Birth date: Apr 10, 1949 Death date: Jan 9, 2026
Christine Lynn Morgan, 76, of Taylorsville, Utah passed away peacefully with her loved ones by her side. Chris was born April 10th, 1949 to Melvin and Jean Kramer. She was a woman who poured her whole heart into the people she lo Read Obituary
She made me feel like Family . She always said what was on her Mind good or bad. We had that in common 😂. She will be truly missed. We love you.💕. You have a lot of Great people to visit with ,We will see you again someday.
The drop pin directions celebration of life takes you to WRONG place. Not in Alpine. It’s in Draper. Google your own Directions please. The address is right the Directions are wrong. Please come Celebrate her life with us At :
January 24, from 2:00-4:30PM at the Draper Day Barn, 1166 E Pioneer Rd, Draper, UT 84020.
Usually, when I was with Chris, my husband Rob (her youngest brother) was there, too. What I remember best was the back and forth teasing between them. Both Chris and Rob were quick with their barbs. Chris could give a comeback remark as quick as any seasoned comedian. She was funny, sarcastic, with an unmatched wit. I loved watching the comradery, as I knew it came from a place of deep love. Chris may have been six years older than Rob, but no two siblings could have been closer. I will miss my dynamic sister-in-law more than words can say.
Many many happy memories of my big sister, Chrissy. (I was the only one she allowed to call her that). Chrissy was my protector (from my brothers) my teacher and my friend. She loaned me her huge Schwinn bike when I could barely ride. She let me hang out with her and her friends, and later, she even let me hang out with her and her boyfriends (she had a few).
As a teenager she worked at Woolworths at the diner counter. I'd ride my bike to visit her there when she was working. Chrissy would treat me to a malt or sundae. She never revealed to me that she had to pay for those treats out of her own pocket. I thought she got free food. But that was the nature of her love and generosity.
When she got married we still stayed close. When I could drive, I'd come and visit her. I became the primary babysitter of her adorable children. I was Uncle "Bobert". She lived for those kids and it was easy to love them too. In our later years, our discussions were about our children and grandchildren. Chrissy just lit up when she talked about her kids.
Chrissy and I continued to support each other through some of the biggest challenges in our lives. We knew we could count on each other and we never had to face anything alone.
I will keep these wonderful memories with me and relive them often. That way, she will always be with me.
