Christopher Pfaff

Christopher Pfaff, A son, brother, uncle, nephew, and friend of Galloway, Ohio, died unexpectedly on November 21, 2017 at the age of 20 in Hilliard, Ohio. Chris survived by his mother Carol Campbell; his father Carlos Pfaff; his sisters Tina (Brad) Ballenger-Gray, Amy (Terry) Ballenger, Jamie (Jay) Williams, and Elisa Pfaff and Nicole Caldwell (Step mom). His grandparents Sandra Carpenter, Janet Pfaff, Stanley Pfaff, Carlos Trujillo; Keylee Ballenger, Breanna, Kobe Gray, Savanna Ballenger, Katrina Ballenger, Steven Williams, Maycee Williams, Bailee Williams and, Mike and Missy Pfaff; Jeff and Amy Pfaff; Donna and Dave Thompson, Nicole and Tim Adams; Arty and Rhonda Carpenter; Charles and Tammy Carpenter, Rose Knott. His cousins consist with Sarah Carpenter, John and Ashley Carpenter, Travis Maynard, Brandon Carpenter, Jennifer Carpenter, Priscilla Maynard, John and Tricia Carpenter, Richard and Melisa Gautier, Sandy Carpenter, Michelle Carpenter, Steven Carpenter, Paige Wolfenberger, James Wolfenberger, Jacob Wolfenberger, Reagan Adams, Cole Pfaff, Bethany Gladden, Paul Gladden, Michael Knott, Joey Knott, Melinda Knott. Nick Carpenter and Nathan Carpenter. He is predeceased by his grandfather John Arthur Carpenter Sr. Linda Carpenter, John Arthur Carpenter Jr, and Mildred Carpenter, Kristy Carpenter. Who were the most important part of his life. Chris was born August 24, 1997 in Columbus to his mother Carol and his father Carlos. He attended Hilliard Bradley High School. Chris enjoyed being around his family and friends. He loved playing football, and baseball. We want you all to remember each week when the Ohio State Buckeyes play to think of him. The showing will be held on Tuesday November 28, 2017 from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. The funeral will be the Wednesday November 29 at 11 a.m. at RUTHERFORD-CORBIN FUNERAL HOME, 515 High St., Worthington, OH 43085. All donations should be sent directly to the funeral Home. A Death Has Occurred A death as occurred and everything is changed. We are painfully aware that life can never be the same again, That yesterday is over, That relationships once rich have ended. But there is another way to look upon this truth. If life now went on the same, Without the presence of the one who had died, we could only conclude that the life we remember made no contribution, filled no space, meant nothing. The fact that this person left behind a place that cannot be filled is a high tribute to this individual. Life can be the same after a trinket has been lost, but never after the loss of a treasure.

Christopher Pfaff

August 24, 1997 - November 21, 2017