Christopher was a lifetime resident of Greeley County. He was born on June 3rd, 1989 and died on October 3rd, 2009 in Wichita County, Kansas. He is survived by his parents, Joe D. and Shawna Glazier, his sister, Courtney, 2 grandmothers, Joan Paxman of Tribune and Vivian Glazier of Nacogdoches, Texas, numerous uncles, aunts and cousins. His grandfathers preceded him in death.
He was a clerk at Tribune's Eagle Travel Store.
Graveside services will be held at 2:00 MST on Wednesday, October 7th at the cemetary just south of Tribune.
Friends may call from 9:00 to 8:00 p.m. (MST) on Tuesday and from 9:00 to noon (MST) on Wednesday at Price and Sons Funeral Home in Tribune.
Memorials may be given to the Christopher A. Glazier Memorial Fund in care of the funeral home.
If you wish to send flowers or plants to the family, please call The Flower Shop in Tribune at 620-376-4059 or The LadyBug in Leoti at 620-375-2172.
I have posted the family's home addresses in my post--Tragedy 2.
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Everyone should relize the difference in suicide and alcohol related incidents. For the adults of this wedding where were you and why were kids drinking at this party. Suicide is a mental preparedness in which most all suicides have been planned to be drinking and impaired by alcohol does not give reason for suicide. We should be teaching our children safe responsible drinking and show ourselves as mentors for them and help keep them safe.
ReplyDeletethis makes the second sucide due to alchol and minors lately in this year 2009 both were teens just out of high school at least a year or less and both under age of 21. i feel leoti trubine and other counties should have a place for these children young adults to go for help or a person or pastor to talk to. i see leoti gap where my kids go to on wedensday nights are very helpful and very great church problem witch all 3 my kid slove and respect this group and church and has help kids in this area with many problems and things. to all teeneagers please realize there is at least one person who cares for you and some one would talk to you if you are open and honest like a paster a church person or a mental health counslor or a good friend. being a cna and a nurse many years ago i seen how this effects people please remeber call a hotline and or a friend some one cares no matter what u think
ReplyDelete1. You guys didnt fuckin kno him personal so you have no right to judge! 2. The real story is completely different the girl who told this story is a lier cuz she can't tell the same story twice. 3. What you just posted was pretty much bashing him and its takes real courage to bash someone who can't defend them self. Let me tell you guys that you are really pathetic!
ReplyDeleteI wish you could have known Chris for who he really was. he didnt need mental help or a minister or anything else. You didnt know him, you dont know what really happened, but remember he was an amazing person who was loved by all and that rips all our hearts out when people talk about him as needing mental help and should have called a suicide hotline. How would you feel if that was someone you loved and saw people had wrote that about them??
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