Christopher M. Sinks

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Nov 29, 1947 – Oct 1, 2010

Kenosha– Christopher M. Sinks, 62, passed away at home on Friday, October 1, 2010. He was born on November 29, 1947 in Hammond, Indiana, son of the late Arthur and Emily (nee: Bobin) Sinks. Chris was a proud Navy veteran who enjoyed his experiences and travels aboard the USS Independence. He was very organized, and took great pride in his work at Abbott Laboratories, and later at Hospira, Inc. He enjoyed watching movies and tinkering with the latest and greatest in electronic gadgetry. Most of all he was a loving father and grandfather. Chris also was a faithful attendee of Great Lakes Church. Chris is survived by his daughter, Tarra Sinks of Phoenix, Arizona; step-children, Jennifer (Hassan) Vargas-Tobon of Coronado, California, and Joe Goetzinger of Racine; four grandchildren; as well as other relatives and friends, including his former spouse, Christine Lopez of Kenosha. Funeral services will be held in the funeral home at 11am on Thursday, October 7, 2010 with Pastor Dave Nelson officiating. Visitation will be in the funeral home on Wednesday evening from 5pm – 7pm; and Thursday beginning at 10am.

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Jessica Sinks says

November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am

R.I.P Christopher Sinks, To an Uncle i never got a chance to meet..

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August 1, 2025

My siblings and I recently had the unfortunate experience of having to plan a funeral for our beloved mother – Juana Munoz. During this difficult time, we were fortunate enough to come across a funeral home that truly went above and beyond what was expected. Their attention to detail and dedication to ensuring our comfort and safety throughout the entire process was truly remarkable.

From the moment we stepped foot into the funeral home, we were greeted with warmth and compassion. The staff members, but specifically Mark was incredibly understanding and empathetic, making us feel at ease during such a challenging time. Mark took the time to listen to our needs and wishes, and his guidance and support were invaluable.

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What impressed me the most was their commitment to our safety. Mark and his team took every precaution to ensure that our family and guests were protected throughout the entire process. From the funeral home to the cemetery, Mark made sure that all safety measures were in place, including providing hand sanitizers, and even arranging for additional staff members to assist with crowd control.

Furthermore, Mark’s professionalism and organization was evident in every aspect of the funeral service. He coordinated seamlessly with the cemetery staff, ensuring a smooth transition from the funeral home to the final resting place. Their attention to detail and commitment to excellence truly made a difference in our overall experience.

In addition to their exceptional service, the funeral home also provided us with resources and support beyond the funeral itself. They offered grief counseling services and connected us with local support groups, which proved to be invaluable during our grieving process.

Overall, we cannot express enough gratitude for the exceptional service provided by Mark and broader Draeger Langendorf team. Their attention to detail, commitment to our safety, and genuine compassion made a difficult time a little more bearable. I highly recommend their services to anyone in need of funeral arrangements, as they truly go above and beyond to ensure that every detail is taken care of and that families are supported throughout the entire process.

– Epifanio and The Munoz Family

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