Birth date: Feb 28, 1982 Death date: Sep 27, 2024
Christopher Lynn Boruff, 42, passed away suddenly on September 27, 2024, in Annapolis, Maryland. Born on February 28, 1982, in West Palm Beach, Florida, Christopher was a cherished son, brother, partner and friend; known for his g Read Obituary
We had such great times in Annapolis and Michigan with Chris and Katie, especially cruising around the Chesapeake on our boat, Cool Change. These are some of my favorite memories of Chris, especially our trip to St. Michael's and eating crabs on the dock. He had a wonderful smile and a generous heart. We are heartbroken that he is gone and will always remember him.
One of the leaders of a group we were in could NOT figure out how to work zoom, I mean for 4 years. So, every time she would host, you could only see her forehead. Chris and I would send pics to each other of just our foreheads. He also has a painting I did and he enjoyed it, which makes me happy. I'm sick that he is gone. Deepest condolences.
In 2010 I was living in New York but made travel arrangements to go see Christopher out in San Diego where he was living. We had tickets at Petco Park to watch the Padres opening day and we parked at an area outside of downtown and we were going to take a train to the stadium. Because the train was completely full we had to stand by the doors and it felt like we waited forever for the train to leave the station while the doors remained open. At least 25 people approached me and Chris and asked if that was the train to TJ (Tijuana Mexico). After the first few times of saying no this train goes to the Gaslamp District we started getting very worried that we were not on the right train. Luckily we were and Christopher was the perfect tour guide.
One summer while I was in college at UF Christopher and I decided we were going to drive from Gainesville to Tampa one weekend to watch some of our favorite Bucs players get ready for the upcoming season at training camp. It was an opportunity to get up close to the players and get autographs. The follow
Weekend we drove to Jacksonville to do the same. At the jaguars camp they took a lunch break where all the players leave the field, go into the locker room, change and leave the facility. When the players left, all the fans left too. My brother and I weren’t hungry so we just decided to stay put. While hanging out the head cheerleader walked by and Chris and I asked if we could get our picture with her. She said sure and all the cheerleaders crowded in around us. We felt like celebrities.
