In Loving Memory of Chris Pearson

It is with deep sorrow and heavy hearts that we honor the life of Chris Pearson, a devoted family man, friend, and hardworking member of his community. Chris touched the lives of many with his warm personality, tireless work ethic, and unwavering kindness.

Chris built a career that reflected his dedication and perseverance. Most recently, he worked as a Fork Truck Driver at Nestlé Purina Petcare, where he was known for his reliability, team spirit, and positive attitude. His colleagues remember him as someone who could always be counted on—whether it was to lend a hand, share a laugh, or brighten the workday with his presence.

Before his time at Nestlé Purina, Chris also served as a Territorial Manager in Iowa and the Quad Cities for ASC Industries. In that role, he showcased his leadership skills and strong sense of responsibility, building lasting professional relationships and leaving behind a legacy of hard work and dedication.

Chris’s journey began in Rock Island, Illinois, where he attended Rock Island High School. He carried the lessons, friendships, and memories from those early years with him throughout his life, remaining grounded in the values of community and loyalty.

Those who knew Chris best will remember him not only for his professional achievements, but more importantly for the love and joy he shared with those around him. He had a gift for making people feel welcome and valued, and his generosity of spirit extended to everyone he met.

Chris’s family, friends, and coworkers will forever cherish the memories they shared with him. Whether it was sharing stories, enjoying laughter, or simply being in his company, Chris had a way of leaving a positive mark that will not be forgotten.

While we grieve his loss, we also celebrate his life and the many ways he enriched the world around him. Chris’s legacy will continue to live on in the hearts of those who loved him.

May his soul rest in peace, and may his memory be a source of comfort and inspiration to all who were fortunate enough to know him.