Christine Antoinette Bartlett

May 07 , 1952 - August 31 , 2022

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Bartlett, Christine A., age 70, of Southgate, August 31, 2022. Beloved wife of Richard Bartlett. Loving mother to Jason Bartlett and Melissa (Jason) Holt. Dearest grandmother to Brenden and Evan. She is survived by siblings Sharon Denk, John (Carol) Bobrowski, Anne (late Collin) Bobrowski-McKinnon, Daniel (Marty) Bobrowski, sister-in-law Karen Bobrowksi, and many loving nieces and nephews. She is preceded in death by her parents John and Virginia Bobrowski, brother Robert Bobrowski, and sister Alice Bobrowski. Christine loved to read, do puzzles, and shop with her sisters. She adored and loved her family especially her grandchildren. She will be dearly missed. Her cremation will take place at “The Witness Crematory” located inside of Michigan Memorial Funeral Home.

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I am so sorry for your loss. I knew your Chris many, many years ago through the VFW. As a kid my mom and I would visit the house, even spent the night. Lost touch with Chris in the mid 70's. We just reconnected on facebook. She was a such a wonderful person. (I was so shocked to see this). I truly hope your memories of her will help to heal your broken heart. Keeping your family in my thoughts and prayers. May she rest in peace. Linda Krench
What do you even say about the lose of the closest person you had in your life. My mom was there for me through everything, absolutely everything. She didn't always get me but she got me better than most people. I find myself here, listening to Men at Work and Genesis because their songs remind me of her...but really it is more artists than I can list. She introduced me to music and music is everything to me. I keep struggling to really feel it. To accept she is gone. I completely push the thoughts out of my mind every time. I still have dreams of her. She is perfectly health. My mind isn't ready to accept it any other way. The best times I have are when I am asleep, everyone is still here. Everyone I have lost in life is still there in dreams. My Aunt, my Uncles, all of my grandparents. Now my mom. I am driven by nostalgia, the past, and there is nothing I can't remember without remembering my mom being a part of it. Playing Nintendo games together, watching tv shows, and cartoons. I can't think of my life without thinking of my mom being there for all of it. I wish I could go back in time, so we could do everything she ever wanted to do before she was too sick. Travel, see the world, see family, see more shows, see concerts together. My chances are gone and it is bullshit. I don't want to live in regret but I regret not getting more time with her. She put everyone before herself. Took care of her family every chance she had. She was inspirational, she was caring just like her mother. I love her, I miss her. Jason Bartlett

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