
In loving memory of
Christian Lewis
March 27, 2017
Christian A. Lewis, a 17-year-old son and brother from Antioch, brought light to those around him. Cherished by family and friends, his memory endures in their love and the small, everyday joys he shared.
Remembering Christian
A life held close in memory
Christian A. Lewis, 17, of Antioch, Tennessee, is remembered by his family and friends for the warmth and presence he brought into their lives. Son of Paschale Lewis and Christopher Harrison, Christian was a beloved brother to Morgan Lewis, Christian Harrison, Phayla Myton, Kristina Caldwell and Chrisqueorria Bragg, and cared for by a wide circle of relatives and friends who treasured his place in their lives.
Known to those close to him for his youthful energy and the companionship he offered, Christian’s life mattered deeply to his family and community. Though brief, his years were filled with moments that mattered to those who knew him — family gatherings, friendships, and the small acts of connection that make up everyday life. Messages left on his memorial remember him fondly and attest to the many ways he touched others.
Christian passed away on March 27, 2017, at Vanderbilt Medical Center. His family has gathered the support of relatives and friends during this time of grief, and many have shared memories and condolences that reflect the love he inspired. Funeral and remembrance arrangements were handled with care by the family and listed through local funeral resources.
Those who wish to honor Christian’s memory are invited to hold close the simple, human ways he mattered: the company he kept, the family ties he strengthened, and the small kindnesses that left an impression on loved ones. He is survived by his mother, Paschale Lewis; his father, Christopher Harrison; his sisters; and a host of relatives and friends who will carry his memory forward with affection.
Shared moments
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Words from family and friends
Recent remembrances
Christian is remembered with heartfelt sympathy. He deserved to be known for a life that mattered, and may his memory continue to be held with love.