Christopher A. Boduch
March 01, 1967 - October 07, 2020
Visitation: Monday, October 12, 2020, 2-4, 6-8 pm; Devlin Funeral Home, North Hills.
Service: Tuesday, October 13, 2020, 11 am; Devlin Funeral Home, North Hills.
Christopher A. Boduch
Age 53, of McCandless Twp., passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, October 7, 2020. Born March 1, 1967 son of Robert and Gloria (Gostomski) Boduch. Chris Is survived by his life partner, Teresa Kochis; parents, Robert and Gloria Boduch; brothers, Joseph (Melanie), Thomas, and Scott Boduch; nieces Cassandra, and Celeste; and step-children, Peter, Joseph, Christopher, Nathan, and Andrew.
Chris was known for his infectious smile, comedic humor, and kind heart. He had a passion for roller skating which he enjoyed with many of his lifelong friends. He was a true Pittsburgh sports fan but was truly devoted to the Steelers. Throughout his life, he loved the outdoors while camping, playing cornhole, and spending time with friends on float trips. He especially looked forward to spending time vacationing with family in the Outer Banks. All his interests aside, he was truly committed to loving his family.
Family and friends are welcome Monday from 2-4, 6-8 pm at Devlin Funeral Home, 806 Perry Hwy., North Hills. A Blessing Service will be held Tuesday at 11 am at the funeral home.
Optionally, instead of flowers, memorial gifts or donations may be made in Chris’s name to The American Heart Association.
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Chris, it is now over 9 months since you passed. I still miss you as much as I did that day you left us. The pain of my grief is still intense. I think of you and pray for you every day. I’m still waiting for a sign that you are ok. Love, Mom.
You will forever be remembered as one of the greatest guy, and I’ll never forget your infectious smile. MIs you
Chris, you were a light shining in many peoples eyes. Now you shine in heaven with God.
Thank you for being my brother. I will cherish the good times we had and will miss you very much! You were loved in this life and will always be remembered, especially the positive impact you had on others. We will see you down road at some point. Go Steelers!
Your mom and dad will truly miss you