I met Chris working at Best Buy with him in the Gaming department in 2011. He and I immediately bonded due to our mutual love of Video Gaming and similar sense of humor, as well as our many years in retail. He took me under his wing, being new to the company. He knew EVERYTHING there was to know at BB. Whether it be how to do a particular thing on the computer system or even how to properly put together and fix the store's vacuums (And even to know how much it cost the company to order security devices). One of the most brilliant people I've ever met. I'm glad I got a chance to meet, work with and call him my friend. Such a genuine person who cared about everyone. I'll never forget his reassuring talks and pat on the shoulder when things got hectic at work or life , as well as his excitement sharing with me the new comics he would pick up on comic book day, or the latest addition to his vinyl record collection. Or just sharing a laugh of some absurd situation at work, to tellinge of his dream to teach. And how proud I was when he left to finish school and then actually achieve his dream of teaching. He took pride in helping anybody with just about anything. I will miss you buddy. You were one of a kind man. May you rest in peace. Never to be forgotten in the hearts and minds of all those who ever knew him. Long live "The Godfather of Gaming"