Christine Lynne Carpenter

christine carpenter

December 26, 1959 ~ February 15, 2018

Born in: Meadville, Pennlsyvania

Christine Lynne Carpenter Billman, 58, of Townville, passed away, on Thursday, February 15, 2018 at home. She was born on December 26, 1959 in Meadville, a daughter of James Royden Carpenter and Kathleen E. Wright Carpenter. She married Stephen Billman on April 2, 2004, he survives. She was a member of Lyona Bible Church. In addition to her loving husband Stephen, she is survived by five daughters, Jessica Sunshine Spragg and her husband Donald of Boca Raton, FL, Rachael Shaw and her husband Dennis, Jr. of Townville, Brieanne Beaujulais of Columbus, OH, Jenna Thiessen and her husband Adam of Cassoday, KS and Mollie Wood and her husband Wesley of Maddison, VA; three sons, Jeff Billman of West Virginia, Greg Billman of Minneapolis, MN and Eric Billman and his wife Betsy of Rexburg, ID; grandchildren, Kersten, Trinity, Tommy, Sam, Violet, Hadley, Wyatt, Sophie, Daniel, Zeke, Henry, Cole, Aunna, Jeannette and Asher; a sister, Carol McAdams and her husband Carl of Townville and two brothers, Jeffrey Carpenter and his wife Debbie of Meadville and Mark Carpenter and his wife Shari of Spring Creek. Christine is preceded in death by her parents and former husband, Daniel Nageotte in 2010. Christine, mother, wife, artist, baker, outdoors woman, and lover of life. Out of the many passions that Christine had the one she was most passionate about was her family. She loved her husband dearly, her daughters fiercely, and cherished her grandchildren. This love and compassion was also extended to friends, strangers in need and many foster children, who also found love and acceptance under her roof. She was an artist in every way, always seeing and taking in the light, color, texture and smells that creation had to offer. Her works of art were not only confined to capturing beauty on canvas but also in baking. Her baking was so renowned that one could say it was a work of art too. Without doubt her favorite times creating art, was when she was able to share her skills and time with her grandchildren. The quality time spent growing their imaginations and allowing them to have a glimpse of life through her eyes, is a gift that will continue to give. She always had a tender heart for all God’s creatures. Consequently this led her to spend a considerable amount of time outside. Whether it was kayaking, hiking, working in the garden, rescuing animals, playing with her dogs, or riding her beloved horses, she loved her time outside. When someone lives life as boldly, beautifully, and largely as Christine. The hole they leave on earth will never be filled. To the mother, wife, baker, outdoors woman, and lover of life you will forever be missed. Family and friends are welcome to call on Wednesday, February 21, 2018 from 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. and 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. at RYAN M. WARREN FUNERAL HOME and Cremation Services, Inc., 544 Chestnut Street, Meadville. Funeral Service will be held on Thursday, February 22, 2018 at 11:00 A.M. at Lyona Bible Church, 28825 Lyona Road, Guys Mills with Pastor Michael Fraser and Pastor Glen Van Cise, co-officiating. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made in Christine’s memory to Miracle Mountain Ranch Missions, 101 Rodeo Dr, Spring Creek, PA 16436. Please take a moment to share a memory or condolence on Christine’s Book of Memories online at www.WarrenFH.com.

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  1. Carpenter Family,
    Sorry to hear of Christine’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your families. R. Lara
    ( class “78)

  2. Jenna and Adam our thoughts ,prayers and sympathies are with you and your family in the loss of your mother.
    Uncle Paul and Aunt Dora

  3. Christine “Chrissy” was one of the most caring, artistic and life-loving people I’ve ever met. I was blessed to meet her when she was in California trying to get help for her heart health problems. She was always thinking of other people and involved in different charities. Her artwork was gorgeous. She was an amazing loving mother, wife and daughter. She was an inspiration. Sending my prayers to her family during this difficult time. She will always be missed… she will never be replaced.

  4. Chris it had been many years since I had spoke with you when we finally had the chance to reminisce before our 40 class reunion. There was so much happiness in your voice when you spoke of your husband, your children and your grandchildren. I read your obituary and it reads volumes of luv… your legacy lives on in your family. I am so sorry they have lost being able to see you… I know their hearts are going to be empty for a long time to come. God has a plan for you Chris. I hope your family feels comfort in knowing you gave so much and that your memories will live on in those who loved you. Your positive attitude will missed.

  5. Dear Uncle Steve and family, How sad we are to know of Chris’ sudden and unexpected graduation to the presence of Jesus. Truly, we rejoice for her! Her joy is now full, and will be unending! Glory to God! And, truly we weep with you as you weep, for she was your dear wife, friend, Mom, Grandma, aunt, neighbor…we are praying for God’s overwhelming comfort, reassuring presence and His comforting hope for each of you. We send you our love from the Czech Republic! Pam and Brian and family

  6. I got to meet Chris when our schools joined together . She was in my class of 77 . What a beautiful girl & a sweet soul , always smiling & loving life . Didn’t see her for a long time till about seven years ago & got the pleasure of getting together with her last year to get our class reunion going . She never changed , even more of a sweet,sweet soul , it was a blessing to be around her . She just lit up every room she was in . We will miss her deeply . She was one of GODS best !

  7. So sorry for the family’s loss. Christine’s Dad, Jim used to make deliveries to our farm in Meadville. He was a wonderful, thoughtful person and I’ve no doubt Christine was as well. Prayers for peace, for her family. 💞

  8. My heartfelt sympathy for you Steve, and the family. Prayers offered up for comfort and strength through this so terribly sad time.

  9. What a beautiful spirited woman who passed on more than she may have realized. Always a smile on her face with kind words and generosity never far behind. Will always cherish my childhood memories with her and her wonderful girls!

  10. I can’t say any more than what everyone else has said, but I will say this:

    You died prematurely and it was an unnatural set of circumstances. You know what I am speaking about.

    I wish you hadn’t been cremated. Now the evidence is gone forever, but rest assured, there are those that know the truth and won’t forget.
    We love you.


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