Christine M. Moe
Christine M. “Chris” “Tina” Moe (nee Zawacki), age 74, of LaGrange Highlands. Beloved wife of Kenneth G. Moe for a wonderful 49 years. Loving mother of Karen (Jim) Blatzer. Devoted grandmother of Jimmy, Jake, and Josh. Fond aunt, cousin and true friend of many.
Known for her kindness and strength, not many knew the numerous times she battled illnesses throughout her lifetime. Cancer eventually took over her body, but she was surrounded by loved ones and passed peacefully at home.
She was a court reporter and legal secretary for most of her career. The work that was most meaningful to her was volunteering for many organizations including her church, homeless shelters, and meals on wheels. She always thought of others before herself.
A memorial service will be held at First Congregational Church of LaGrange, 100 6th Ave., LaGrange on Saturday, July 29, 2023. A meet and greet will be held from 10 – 11 am. The service will be from 11 am – noon. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the First Congregational Church of LaGrange, or to a charity of your choice in her memory.
Arrangements entrusted to Hallowell & James Funeral Home, Countryside at 708-352-6500.
So sorry to hear. She was wonderful. I will miss seeing her at church.
Chris was one of the first person we spoke to when we joined FCCLG. She was so sweet and took the time to get acquainted with our family. We will miss her presence at church. Prayers for her family and friends who ache with grief.
I will remember Chris fondly from church and specifically our book club. Chris always had a quiet smile and a friendly hello. I remember the times she was away, happily helping with her grandkids.
“Life here is only a whisper of time,
but our song will endure throughout eternity.”
Chris’s life cannot be compared to one song.
Her friendship was like an orchestra of songs and
the melodies will go on forever.
Ken, Karen, Jim, Jimmie, Jake & Josh,
I am sending you my deepest and sincerest sympathy,
Love Always,
Auntie Karen Krisberg
So many fond memories at McDermott Will & Emery and our adventures with the Walking Club. Chris became a dear friend and enjoyed our get togethers even years after leaving the firm. Heard so many wonderful stories of the time she was grateful to spend with her daughter and grandsons, son-in-law and even the in-laws. A very special lady. I am blessed to have known Chris and call her my friend.
My heart hurts for Ken, Karen, Jim and the boys. Chris had a heart of gold and was truly an angel on earth. Chris definitely made the world a better place, her smile and the joy in her heart left a footprint everywhere she went. She will be greatly missed. I am thankful I had the privilege of knowing her.