Christopher T. Caswell

FAIRFIELD/ENOSBURG – Christopher T. Caswell, age 22, passed away on December 2, 2020 in Enosburg.

He was born in St. Albans on September 25, 1998 to Randall Caswell & Amy Tucker.  

Chris attended Bellows Free Academy in St. Albans. He was a free spirit in the sense that he loved to be out and about socializing with friends enjoying life. Chris loved winter because snowboarding with his friends was his favorite sport. He also had a very special place in his heart for his younger sister, Olivia. His friends knew her, just from all the stories he shared with them about her. They have an irreplaceable bond of brother and sister comradery. He was extremely protective of his family and friends and always wanted to be sure everyone was safe and protected. Chris had a strong love for Copper and Caesar, the family dogs which offered endless and unconditional companionship. On any given day, Chris was listening to Rap music, it was his absolute favorite to jam out to and he loved sharing his love for music with his friend Will. They also enjoyed playing games such as Minecraft together. They have been friends for years and would always look forward to the next time they got to hang out together. He also loved spending time with his friend Ryan, who admired Chris because he was fun to be around and he was selfless. Chris had a strong desire for fashion, it was something he always wanted to pursue as a career. His family assumed he would make a great attorney, for his ability to debate was outstanding. It didn’t matter what the topic of discussion was, Chris had an opinion and a knack for supporting his argument with great evidence or reason. Chris’s huge smile would brighten up any room and you were always guaranteed a laugh which will be missed dearly by all who loved him.

He is survived by his parents, Randall Caswell of St. Albans and Amy Tucker and her companion Jim Honsinger of Highgate; sister, Olivia Honsinger; brother, Devon Cameron; maternal grandmother, Jill Casavant-Caswell; aunt, Jennifer Caswell-Burnor; uncle, Warren Caswell; several cousins, and special friends, Will and Ryan. Chris was predeceased by his maternal grandfather, Vincent Lillquist; paternal grandfather, Timothy Caswell; and paternal great grandparents, Earl and Norma Caswell; and maternal great grandparents, Arland and Eleanor Casavant.   

Chris’s family is planning a Life Celebration to be held after COVID-19 restrictions have lifted.

For those who wish, contributions in Chris’s memory may be made to The Goss Life Celebration Home, 89 Grand Ave., Swanton, VT to help with funeral expenses.

Goss Life Celebration Homes is the area’s exclusive provider of Life Celebration events. Please visit our website to share condolences, photos and favorite memories at www.gossfs.com