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Christopher Dincuff of Jersey City, NJ is remembered in the Liberty Unites archive.
A LIFE REMEMBERED
This memorial preserves the public profile and messages carried forward from the Liberty Unites archive.
PRAYERS & CONDOLENCES
All 5 messages preserved from the historic Liberty Unites archive are printed in this static page.
One of the few people on this Earth who could make a positive difference in everyone's life he encountered. Just want you to know, Dink, that all your friends and family sorely miss ya, but you will NEVER be forgotten. 'Til we all meet again.
Paul Solecki, friend
Legacy Liberty Unites visitor
Chris and I were fraternity brothers at Villanova. I have never and will never meet a person like him -- so high on life and so friendly to all humankind. We have lost one of the world's most genuine people. I am grateful to have had Chris add brightness to my life the last 10 years. I'll miss you Dinc. My best to his family.
Joel Petino, classmate
Legacy Liberty Unites visitor
I met Chris on September 12, 2000. He and I and George Byrer were matched as contestants on ESPN's Two Minute Drill. I was around him only a few hours, and I was amazed at his enthusiasm and his great personality. He also had a large group of friends there at the studio. I was amazed at how happy the group was together. I know he is grinning and smiling.
Tom Clark, acquaintance
Legacy Liberty Unites visitor
I know Chris from high school. Even though he graduated in 1988 and I did in 1990, it was a small school and every one knew each other. Chris always had a smile on his face and befriended every person he came into contact with. He made an everlasting impression on a lot of people including me. My prayers go out to Chris, his family and all of his friends -- he will be missed.
Amy Chordas, high school classmate
Legacy Liberty Unites visitor
One of the few people on this Earth who could make a positive difference in everyone's life he encountered. Just want you to know, Dink, that all your friends and family sorely miss ya, but you will NEVER be forgotten. 'Til we all meet again.
Paul Solecki, friend
Legacy Liberty Unites visitor