Chris Lange Obituary, Death – Chris Lange Has Passed Away, He was good member of Kincumber Hotel for 30 year, he was a legend and beer expert and also the most friendly among his team. We are profoundly saddened to notify you of the passing of Chris Lange, who was not only a trusted companion and a colleague at work, but also a wonderful friend. His passing has left us with a profound sense of loss.
As a result of the fact that Langey has been employed at the Kincumber Hotel for close to thirty years, he will be much missed by the personnel there. On the Tuesday, the 26th of March, at two o’clock in the afternoon, the memorial ceremony for Langey will be held at the Greenway Chapel & Memorial Gardens. The service will then be followed by a reception at the Kincumber Hotel. Rest in peace, mate, since you will remain in our thoughts forever.
He was born in Oklahoma City on October 18, 1988, but grew up in Midwest City. He graduated from Choctaw/Nicoma Park in 2007 as an International Honor Society member. He was ninth-grade valedictorian at Nicoma Park Junior High. He played football from third grade till college. He made the football All-Conference team and competed in the shot put at the Oklahoma State Track Meet. Chris earned a BS in Biology from McPherson College in Kansas in 2011.
He received a Presidential Scholarship. For two years, he helped McPherson capture the Kansas City Athletic Conference Championship and compete in the NAIA Football Playoffs. For his final college lesson on Great Britain, he traveled to England, Wales, and Scotland with his classmates. There, he met his fate in Mona Hale, a fellow student. Chris moved back to Oklahoma after graduating, and Mona graduated the year after. Chris and Mona married on November 16, 2013.
Chris and Mona enjoyed their fine dog, Duke; Harry Potter books; the Star Wars universe; superheroes, especially Thor, Chris’ alter ego; Monty Python sketches; videos of all genres; Oktoberfest at Choctaw Creek Park; board games and Dungeons & Dragons; and holiday gatherings with their “framily” of friends. Chris and Mona hosted Halloween every year. They announced a force reawakening in early 2016. In less than nine months, padawan Ritter Soren was born.
Chris was tasked with protecting Ritter’s birth in perilous conditions. Mona took her maternity leave at home with Ritter, while Chris took his paternity leave after hers. He never expressed apprehension or avoided parenting. He was fearless from the start. He enjoyed spending time with Ritter and was hands-on.
Chris loved athletics and supported the Cornhuskers since childhood. This custom began while Chris was a child from his Nebraska ancestors, including his grandpa and father.
Chris immediately liked the Thunder after they moved to Oklahoma City. Season tickets from his aunt Julie were borrowed when available. His parents, Scott and Lori Lange, brother Cody Wright and his wife Shaina, and grandmother, Rhonda Moler, may continue his legacy. Mona, his lifelong girlfriend, and Ritter, his beloved son, survive Chris. His grandfather Jack Moler, grandparents Richard and Elda Mae Lange, and cousin Michael Moler died before him.
He is the sole living relative. His uncles Brett Moler (and his wife Julie) of Midwest City and Lance Moler (and his wife Stephanie) of Edmond survive him, as do his cousins Christiana and Jackson Lambert of Denver, Colorado, Rachael Moler of Moore (with her fiance Caitlyn Hulsey), Matthew Moler of Midwest City, and Jack Moler of Edmond. The Englewood, Colorado-based aunt Patrina Moler and her husband Sherman survive him. He leaves nephews Marshall, Ki, Cayden, and David. Duke, his beloved dog, will also miss him. His extended Ritter family cousins and many friends will miss him.
