Christine C. Burnham

Birth date: Apr 10, 1969 Death date: Dec 4, 2017

Christine C. Burnham, also known as Chris, 48, a resident of Jamaica Plain, MA, died unexpectedly on Monday, December 4, 2017, at her home. Chris was born in Lawrence, MA, on April 10, 1969, to Ann Marie and Wilbur Burnham. Raised Read Obituary

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Kg

434w ago

Christine was always a kind ear and a shoulder to lean on when I knew her at the Museum School. I’m so sad to hear this news. KG

Nancy Angney

434w ago

We will always remember Christine as such a kindly person, generous in spirit. She helped us out so, so many times over several years: She would come to our house in JP to sort out our computer mess-ups and get us back on track. Sometimes she would teach us some new computer skills, a task not easy for low-tech older folks like us. By her way of teaching, with her lovely mix of humor and patience, she made us feel comfortable and able to learn. We felt greatly at ease when Christine visited us. We looked forward to seeing her because, yes, we needed her skills, but more importantly she was a person with whom we liked chatting and sharing perspectives on current events.

We will always cherish our times with Christine.

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435w ago

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435w ago

Sent a Basket of Memories to the Burnham family.

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Anne T Collins

435w ago

in honor of Christine.

Sincere sympathy to the family. You are in my prayers and thoughts.

Anne Collins

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Michael Immel

435w ago

Christine helped me with my computer. She was so great at it. We got to talking and liked one another; she enjoyed her scotch and art. I will raise a glass in her honor and I will miss her provocative perspectives and her courage to be her own person. With great admiration - Michael Immel