Robert Christiansen, Jr.
May 27, 2067 – May 01, 2008
Robert C. Christiansen, Jr.
Robert Charles Christiansen, Jr., age 40 of Louisa, VA passed away Thursday, May 1, 2008 at his residence. Born in Washington, DC, son of the late Robert Charles Christiansen, Sr.; he was a member of New Life Community Church, Louisa, VA and was a Master Carpenter and a waste water treatment plant operator for Aqua America.
He is survived by his wife, Diana L. Christiansen, his mother, Ann Marie McCarty & step- father: John S. McCarty, Sr.; paternal grandfather, Charles R. Christiansen; maternal grandmother, Rachel Boone; sons; Robert C. Christiansen, III and Jarrett W. Christiansen; daughter; Annie K. Christiansen; his former wife; Terry Christiansen, step-sons; Michael D. Kennedy, Jr., and Justin E. Maddox; step-daughter; Lynsey M. Maddox, step-grandsons; Patchrick D. Kennedy and Ian T. Talbott; brother; James Christiansen, sister; Debbie Pavan-Peterman; two step brothers: Shawn McCarty & John S. McCarty, Jr. and extended family and friends.
Services will be conducted by Rev. Josh Turner, 2pm Saturday, May 10th at New Life Community Church.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to New Life Community Church, Louisa, VA. Donations received will be used for families in need of Teen Challenge.
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Robby and Jarrett we were so sorry to hear about your dad. Let us know if you need anything. Jed Crowder, Jeremiah Crowder and Mr. and Mrs. Crowder
We are so sorry about your loss – Rob was a good man with a good heart. Whatever we can do, please let us know. We will remember you all in our prayers.
My deepest sympathy to the family, I have known Robbie since he was about 12 years old, always involved with 4th of July activities and fishing and swimming. He will be missed.
Dear Christiansen Family, I worked with Rob at Lake Holiday for years and was very sorry to hear of his passing. He was a kind and gentle person, always cheerful and ready with a smile or joke. Please accept my heartfelt condolencesLee Ann Stevens