Christine L. (Speakman) Wise of Waynesburg, Ohio passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving family November 8, 2019 at the age of 51 following a long, courageous battle with cancer. She was born December 11, 1967 in Canton. She began her professional career as an EMT-MA and earned her LPN degree while working two jobs. Chis worked for the East Sparta Fire Department and as a MA for Sandy Valley Professionals for many years. In later years, she worked in surgery at Eye Centers of Ohio and as an ophthalmologist’s assistant. Chris was an excellent dog trainer and dearly loved her German Shepard, Riley.
Chris is survived by her sons, Jacob and Logan Wise; stepdaughter, Sara Casteele; parents, Dale and Judy Speakman; brother, Gregory Speakman; sister, Kimberly (Jason) Daugherty and nephew, Lucas Daugherty; and numerous loving friends.
In keeping with her wishes, Chris was laid to rest in Union Cemetery following private services held for her family. Condolences can be shared with the family online at www.paqueletfalk.com.
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I wish I could of just saw her one last time I only new her for a short amount of time but she was a very loving and caring person I got pretty close to her for a while we breed our dogs together so she could see one of Riley’s pups she spoiled and said grandma’s are supposed to do that when I would tell her to stop but she wouldn’t lol I would never take meeting her back ever in life she was an angel for sure I bet they have been having a ball up In heaven since she arrived.
I Send My coldolences to the family you were very blessed to have her as your family member as I was a friend.
Denise Huggins
My sweet friend. A strong, soft hearted woman with a soul that was good to the core. Admiral strength and courage no matter what came her way. I am blessed to have had the prevlidge of your friendship. I’ll treasure the memories you’ve left with me. UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN SWEET CHRISTINE REST IN PEACE. PRAYERS FOR YOUR FAMILY IN THIS MOST DIFFICULT TIME.
The loss of a loving cousin is sometimes to much to bare. But the hope of seeing you again with no pain and in the loving hands of God .
It was my honor, my greatest pleasure in life in having knowing you. Chris, I recall so many memories with you, memories of us growing up together from young children and on into adulthood, these. Are all memories I’ll always cherish just like I’ve always cherish you. You Chris may had been a distant cousin of mine, a third cousin I believe is the relation between us, but none the less a relative, a friend I’ve always cherished and loved, someone I’ve always been so proud to of known, be it as a friend or a relative, nonetheless a very special, beautiful woman who’ll I’ll keep in my heart, my soul for the rest of my life. Dear Jacob and Logan, you two wonderful young men may not remember me, but I sure remember meeting both of you at a family reunion, your mother introduced both of you to me with so much love, joy and happiness in her eyes, your mother, I know as a fact really does love both of you, Jacob and Logan. Your mother may be gone physically, but she is still in everyone’s life spiritually. Both of you Logan and Jacob are in my prayers.