Christine Marie Kerr, affectionately known as Chris, passed away peacefully in her bed on January 17, 2026, at the age of 63. Born on March 11, 1962, in Stoneham, Massachusetts, she was a beacon of kindness, generosity, and compassion throughout her life, leaving behind cherished memories for all who knew her.

Chris started her professional life in drywall finishing. Then spent the last 17 years at BCBS of Wyoming, where she not only honed her skills but also built a work family that cherished her presence. Her remarkable ability to connect with others and her naturally infectious smile made each interaction more joyful.

Beyond her career, Chris was a woman of many interests and passions. She found solace and happiness in camping, a hobby that brought her closer to nature and fostered beautiful memories, particularly of summers spent with her children. One of her most treasured experiences was seeing the Grand Canyon last year, a moment she embraced with her characteristic zest for life.

Her love for sports showed in her unwavering support for the the Patriots, displaying a fervent spirit for team pride. Whether it was bowling, cliff diving, or swimming, Chris found joy in every activity, embodying a spirit of adventure that inspired those around her.

Chris took immense pride in her family, cherishing the bonds she cultivated with her loved ones. She is survived by her devoted sons, Dane and Derrek Kerr, who were her pride and joy. Her journey continues through her grandchildren, Luna Nicholson and Raiden Kerr, who brought light and laughter into her life. She also leaves behind her brothers, Tom and Dan Carney, and her sister, Terri Zumbo, each of whom carries a piece of her gentle spirit.

While Chris’s physical presence may have departed, her laughter, warmth, and indomitable spirit will continue to resonate in the hearts of her family and friends. She was preceded in death by her beloved mother, Lorraine Cobb, father, Thomas Carney, sister, Nancy Sipe, and nephew, Jerry Sipe Jr.

Chris's legacy is one marked by love and laughter, an extraordinary woman whose kindness touched countless lives. She was an extremely tough lady, embodying strength while wrapping those she loved in the soft embrace of her compassion. Every smile she offered and every laugh she shared will be cherished forever in the stories told by those who loved her most.

We all will always remember you Chris and love you without measure!

A Celebration of Life will held this Saturday Jan 24th at 11:00 a.m. Located at her club the Amvets post 10 1820 Ridge Rd in Cheyenne