Condolence From: Pan
Condolence: I’m going to drive by Colorado next month and I think I will just show up to surprise you in front front of your door.
“Hello Mr. Kris Tokarski.”
I miss you my friend.
Tuesday May 18, 2021
Condolence From: Pan Panuvong
Condolence: I flew to DC today. Had to visit Bowie. Only Kris knows why. You are forever my best friend.
I love you
Friday April 30, 2021
Condolence From: James Wagner
Condolence: Wow Kris, it's hard to believe you've been gone a year. I've been reading a bunch of infra code lately, and your name pops up all over the place. I see your smile every time. I know you'd laugh if I asked "Hey, what's up with this code?"
Thank you to his family for sharing him with us while he was here...
Tuesday August 28, 2018
Condolence From: Amy
Condolence: I can't believe it's been a year. I can still feel Kris' presence here at work- his infectious smile and quiet humor. My hope is that this anniversary will bring you smiles and happy memories of Kris. He touched us all and he is missed.
Monday August 27, 2018
Condolence From: Lisa Ostly
Condolence: Gosh, I sure miss Kris's ear-to-ear smile. It would always cheer me up! Memories of Kris bless me, and I am so glad to have known him.
Monday August 27, 2018
Condolence From: Cindy Kancir
Condolence: It's hard to believe it's been a year since Kris' passing. We think of him often here at Verizon and still hear his infectious laugh. The Fantasy Football draft is coming up and we know Kris would have been participating! We wanted to let you know that we are thinking of Kris' family on this one year anniversary. We hope that his laughter and memories live on in your hearts always. We miss him so much too. Hugs to you and God Bless. Verizon Family.
Monday August 27, 2018
Condolence From: Pan
Condolence: Mr. kris, as I called him, was my best friend in the army way back in 1995. We had laughter and fun evertime we were together with a some young morons. Transportiotation seemed to be the biggest thing that we needed the most back then to get us around to party and be semi bad. So I flew Kris home to Akron. Bought a car there so he could help me drive to fort Polk.
On the way bay, we stopped in Bowie to pay respect to Mr. Bernard and Ms Alma. I would never forget their warmth welcome. His brother Jeff even tried to make me feel at home.
The next morning Mr. Bernard made us breakfast, the dish I never had before. Please do not laugh, it was fresh apple pancake. It was delicious. The moment to remember even though it took place more that 30 years ago.
I loved Kris and I want to be able to come to say goodbye to him before I forever leave this country. I want to hug Ms Alma whom Kris said “she asked about you every year.”
I want t meet Rob who Kris finally fell in love with. And I still want to meet Jeff who made sure I felt comfortable in the attic.
So Rest In Peace my friend. One day I’ll die too. But I’ll have to come and say goodbye to you, greet you mom, shake hand with your Bobby, and Jeff.
PS I thought a lot about you every time I went to New Orleans.
Love till eternity
Pan
Wednesday August 15, 2018
Condolence From: BL Qualls
Condolence: To the family and friends,
I am very sorry to hear of the loss of your loved one.
When Jesus was on earth his friend Lazarus died. He was in the tomb for 4 days already when Jesus arrived. Mary and Martha, Lazarus' sisters were grieving and Jesus gave way to tears. Jesus compared death to sleep. He called to Lazarus and Lazarus came back to life! You can read this wonderful true account in the Bible at John chapter 11. Jusus demonstrated what he will do for mankind when his kingdom government is ruling over all the earth. Our loved ones will come back to life! At time there will be no more pain or death (Revelation 21:3,4.)
If you would like a free Bible study to bring you comfort, please go to the bottom of the home page of jw.org.
Wednesday September 06, 2017
Condolence From: Verizon Family
Condolence: Kris' coworkers and Verizon family want to express our condolences to the family. Kris has been part of our team for the last 20 years and it has been an honor and privilege to work with such a gifted and special person who could make any of us smile on even the worst day. His laugh was infectious and we will always remember it. We miss you already so much, Kris and our hearts and prayers go out to your family at this difficult time. May you rest in peace.
Friday September 01, 2017
Condolence From: Kevin Tokarski
Condolence: Kris fought with courage and conviction to the end, just the way he lived his life. But in the end, he taught us to "be not afraid" for the Lord goes before us always. Kris brought joy and laughter - and tears at time - and peace and purpose throughout his life all the way to the end of this world. As your nephew might say, 'Peace Out Bro.' We loved him with all our heart and soul. Kevin, Bev, and Morgan Tokarski
Thursday August 31, 2017
