Obituary for Christopher C Hunt
Christopher C. Hunt, 55 of Woonsocket. Died unexpectedly in a tragic accident on October 10th, 2019.
A son of the late George and Alice (Dugas) Hunt he is survived by his two loving daughters Cora Hunt of North Smithfield and Sara Hunt of Woonsocket. Chris is also survived by his brothers, Jesse Hunt and Edward Huguenin both of Woonsocket and his sisters, Linda Menard of Foster, Sharon Beaudet of Oxford MA and Cathy Clark of Woonsocket. He is also survived by his only grandchild Alice Cabrera. He was predeceased by two brothers Raymond and Michael Huguenin and one sister Doris Huguenin.
Chris was a hardworking man who loved his family, loved life and loved to cook. He was friendly, kind and outgoing with a great sense of humor. He was a dedicated New England Patriots fan and loved the band Guns and Roses. Chris was known by everyone for his dancing, his corny jokes and his famous Dynamites! He enjoyed Sunday with his family, his beloved Patriots and cooking his Dynamites. He was taken too soon and will be missed dearly.
Services for Chris will be private but friends and relatives are welcome to leave a condolence.
A son of the late George and Alice (Dugas) Hunt he is survived by his two loving daughters Cora Hunt of North Smithfield and Sara Hunt of Woonsocket. Chris is also survived by his brothers, Jesse Hunt and Edward Huguenin both of Woonsocket and his sisters, Linda Menard of Foster, Sharon Beaudet of Oxford MA and Cathy Clark of Woonsocket. He is also survived by his only grandchild Alice Cabrera. He was predeceased by two brothers Raymond and Michael Huguenin and one sister Doris Huguenin.
Chris was a hardworking man who loved his family, loved life and loved to cook. He was friendly, kind and outgoing with a great sense of humor. He was a dedicated New England Patriots fan and loved the band Guns and Roses. Chris was known by everyone for his dancing, his corny jokes and his famous Dynamites! He enjoyed Sunday with his family, his beloved Patriots and cooking his Dynamites. He was taken too soon and will be missed dearly.
Services for Chris will be private but friends and relatives are welcome to leave a condolence.