After 34 years of sharing love, joy, and laughter with her many friends and loving family, Christine Marie Bosch died peacefully on September 18th surrounded by loved ones. She was born on Nov. 29, 1976 to Ron and Mary Jo Bosch. Christy claimed Cardinal Stritch High School as her home school and was an enthusiastic fan and manager of the boys varsity basketball team for the past nine years.
Christy was an ardent sports fan. She loved any game that involved a ball whether she was an observer or a participant. She enjoyed watching her nieces and nephews compete in their many sports events. She was always their most enthusiastic cheerleader. Christy was active for many years in Special Olympics.
Everyone who came in contact with Christy went away a better and more compassionate person. She taught us all patience and how very valuable every person is regardless of their appearance, or physical and mental ability. Christy’s favorite place to be was with her siblings and their children; she loved the kids and they loved her. We were richly blessed by the lessons that she taught just by being in our family. Christy was a beautiful example of unconditional love. She never had an enemy or held a grudge; she would readily apologize if she thought she had hurt someone.
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Christy was an ardent sports fan. She loved any game that involved a ball whether she was an observer or a participant. She enjoyed watching her nieces and nephews compete in their many sports events. She was always their most enthusiastic cheerleader. Christy was active for many years in Special Olympics.
Everyone who came in contact with Christy went away a better and more compassionate person. She taught us all patience and how very valuable every person is regardless of their appearance, or physical and mental ability. Christy’s favorite place to be was with her siblings and their children; she loved the kids and they loved her. We were richly blessed by the lessons that she taught just by being in our family. Christy was a beautiful example of unconditional love. She never had an enemy or held a grudge; she would readily apologize if she thought she had hurt someone.