Christina Michelle Strohecker, known to many as Chris or Chisty, passed away on July 8, 2024, at the age of 42. She was born on January 21, 1982, in Reading, PA, and was most recently living in Tennessee.

Christina had a zest for life and enjoyed various hobbies including crochet, baking, reading, and shopping. She had a unique love for her trees and snakes, which brought her joy and fascination. In her free time, she could often be found trying new recipes or indulging in her favorite foods like Chicken Alfredo, carrot cake, clam sauce and linguine, strawberries, and coconut.

Music played a significant role in Christina's life, and she had a deep appreciation for bands and artists such as Celine Dion, Billy Joel, Chris Stapleton, Vince Gill, and Luke Bryan. She found solace and happiness in their melodies.

Above all, Christina's greatest love was for God and her family. She shared a beautiful bond with her husband Daniel Strohecker, and together they raised three children: Seth, Kayla, and Olivia. Christina found immense fulfillment working with babies in the NICU; it was a profession that she cherished and considered one of her proudest accomplishments.

Known for her caring and loving nature, Christina was the epitome of a devoted mother and wife. Her sassy personality added a spark to every interaction, leaving a lasting impression on those who knew her. She will be remembered for her infectious laughter and the way she found joy in the little things, like sharing a funny moment while shopping with her daughter Kayla.

Christina's impact on the lives of others was immeasurable. Her love and kindness touched the hearts of everyone she encountered, leaving behind cherished memories for all. She will be deeply missed by her husband Daniel, children Seth, Kayla, and Olivia, as well as her close family members, including her father Ray Vigna.

In honoring Christina's memory, we celebrate her unwavering faith in God, her dedication to her family, and her invaluable contribution to the NICU. Her spirit will forever remain in the hearts of those who loved her.