Christine Ann Cooper

My most heartfelt condolences to the family of this wonderful creature.

I met Chris during my first show, "Bullshot Crummond," at the Lincoln Theater in 1988. I was struck by her beauty and warmth. She made me feel so at ease. I loved socializing with her at the Plymouth Tavern post-shows with Mark Moffet. Seems like a lifetime ago.

She was always, ALWAYS so much fun to be with, and she will be greatly missed. I am so very sorry for your loss.

i wwas shocked and saddened to learn of Chris's death.  She was so kind and friendly to everyone,  Though I did not see her often she was dear to me and I will m iss her.
Art DeCrease 

My sincere condolences to Kay, her mom and Jay, her brother.  I remembered Chris as the young girl that lit up
the neighborhood with her enthusiam and cheerfulness.  I remembered when she would get the other children to
march in a parade circling the neighborhood. The world is a better place since Chris lived in it.
  Toni Kaliszak, Erie Pa  ....

May she be dancing in the sky, my fondest memories of first seeing her at the Riu Hotel and being utterly shy at first to even say hello, but then I did, and the rest is history. Charlie and Christine have been in my heart since we first met in 2001 and literally made my trip every year to the riu because I could not wait to watch them dance. Charlie I am forever grateful for both of you sharing your love of life with all of us who were lucky enough to witness it. I know she will finally meet my bridget and my tim and giving them dance lessons in Heaven! May she RIP. Xoxo

I hold so many wonderful memories of Chris--not only for her incredible talent but her positive attitude and her way of making everyone feel special around her.  Her theatre friends in Erie will always feel blessed that she graced our lives.