
Her battle with cancer was not what she wanted her legacy to be. Christy was a special soul. She was able to fill everyone around her with light and love. Christy was very passionate when it came to creating different things. You could always find her making anything from plastic canvas works to making various bead designs. If there was some kind of crafts to do, Christy was ready.
If crafting was not on the agenda, then Christy would be outside working in the garden. She loved to grow vegetables, fruits, and flowers in her home garden.
As much as she loved being at home crafting and gardening, the ocean also gave Christy a sense of happiness. She loved the peace of mind she got from spending time at the ocean, especially when she was with family.
This included her beloved dog Nikki, whom Christy cherished dearly. Nikki is a ten-year-old, rescued, German shepherd who gave Christy a tremendous amount of comfort. Even more so when Christy was diagnosed with cancer.
Lastly, she loved working at her dream job at LL.Bean. She had a few different positions at LL.Bean but her favorite by far was manufacturing the tote bags that they produce. Even when she wasn’t working she enjoyed going to the LL.Bean shop to look around and hang out by their wishing pond. No matter what she was doing or going through she always had a smile on her face.
Although it has been a long fight battling cancer, Christy is no longer in pain.
She will be forever remembered, cherished, and loved by her wife and best friend Audra, her youngest daughter Bailey, her older brother Joe, her cousin Brandy, and many others family and friends that have come into her life.
After seventeen long years, Christy will finally be reunited with her eldest daughter Logan and many other loved ones who have passed on before her.
Condolences may be left for the family at www.brackettfuneralhome.com.
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