Christopher Philip Sheridan
July 18, 1986 – December 12, 2023
Christopher Philip Sheridan, 37, of Arnold passed away December 12, 2023. He was born July 18, 1986, in Johnstown, PA to Daniel Patrick and Catherine Ann (O’Leary) Sheridan. He was raised in Owings and moved with his family to Windward Key in Chesapeake Beach and graduated from Northern High School in 2004. He has lived in Arnold for the past 13 years and worked at T-Mobile in Glen Burnie. Chris enjoyed boating and being on the water and played football and lacrosse. He was a devoted son who loved his mother dearly.
Chris is survived by his loving mother, Catherine A. Sheridan, aunt Maureen (O’Leary) Hillary and husband Ted, aunt Sandra (Sheppard) DiLeo and husband Paul, cousins Samantha and Sophia DiLeo, Michael Sheppard and wife Kelly, and their sons Noah, Ian, Nicolas, Marcus and Gabriel, cousin Stephanie (Sheppard) Almy and husband Dave and their children Calen and Alexandra. He was preceded in death by his father Daniel Patrick Sheridan and grandmother Rina O’Leary.
A reception will be held in St. Anthony’s Padua Hall immediately following the services.
Visitation
Tuesday, December 19, 2023
2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
&
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Services
- Mass of Christian Burial
Wednesday, December 20, 2023
11:00 AM
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16 Dec 2023
11:01am
Catherine, I am so sorry to read this about Christopher. As you may recall I was his kindergarten teacher at The Calverton School. He was a delightful child who loved school. Please accept my deepest sympathies.
Joan Lippold
City
Port Republic
State
Md.
16 Dec 2023
6:23pm
So sincere sadness and prayers for you Cathy at this time. My goodness Chris adored you…and always worried about you as well. How blessed he was to have a Mom like you. Prayers for peace and acceptance at this very difficult time.
City
Severna Park
State
Md
17 Dec 2023
9:59pm
For some of the formative years of my life, Chris was my best friend. He was perhaps the first real friend I made after changing high schools in my sophomore year (2001). By luck, Chris and I had lunch and photography class together. Chris’ open and direct personality was hard to resist, he wasn’t shy and his goofyness was endearing. Shortly after solidifying our friendship, we added Danny Menendez to what became an inseparable trio – Matt Owenz would eventually make our core four friends.
Our antics during high school, and the years immediately following, are to many to recount. Chris drove us everywhere in his gold Ford Explorer. Through the beach, up to Annapolis, down to Prince Frederick, Waldorf, Bowie, and so many other places – for food, for fun, and sometimes mischief. We golfed together often and even went on a Caribbean cruise our Senior year. Some of my favorite times involved Chris taking us out on Cathy’s SeaRay for cruises around the Chesapeake. I was always amazed at Chris’ knowledge of nautical matters and impressed at how well he maneuvered each progressively larger vessel. These were objectively amazing times.
A few years later, Chris was present as I proposed to my now-wife of 15 years and later served as a groomsman at our wedding.
In life, good friends are not easy to come by and Chris Sheridan was the best friend to have. He was giving, supportive, funny, adventurous, and would drop everything if he knew you needed help.
Mrs. Sheridan, Grandma Rina, and Chris were such a big part of my early life and I will cherish the memories made together. I’ll always love you brotha – rest easy my friend.
City
Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst
State
NJ
21 Dec 2023
9:23pm
Bitter sweet memories…
City
Arnold
State
Md
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Catherine, I am so sorry to read this about Christopher. As you may recall I was his kindergarten teacher at The Calverton School. He was a delightful child who loved school. Please accept my deepest sympathies.
Joan Lippold
So sincere sadness and prayers for you Cathy at this time. My goodness Chris adored you…and always worried about you as well. How blessed he was to have a Mom like you. Prayers for peace and acceptance at this very difficult time.
For some of the formative years of my life, Chris was my best friend. He was perhaps the first real friend I made after changing high schools in my sophomore year (2001). By luck, Chris and I had lunch and photography class together. Chris’ open and direct personality was hard to resist, he wasn’t shy and his goofyness was endearing. Shortly after solidifying our friendship, we added Danny Menendez to what became an inseparable trio – Matt Owenz would eventually make our core four friends.
Our antics during high school, and the years immediately following, are to many to recount. Chris drove us everywhere in his gold Ford Explorer. Through the beach, up to Annapolis, down to Prince Frederick, Waldorf, Bowie, and so many other places – for food, for fun, and sometimes mischief. We golfed together often and even went on a Caribbean cruise our Senior year. Some of my favorite times involved Chris taking us out on Cathy’s SeaRay for cruises around the Chesapeake. I was always amazed at Chris’ knowledge of nautical matters and impressed at how well he maneuvered each progressively larger vessel. These were objectively amazing times.
A few years later, Chris was present as I proposed to my now-wife of 15 years and later served as a groomsman at our wedding.
In life, good friends are not easy to come by and Chris Sheridan was the best friend to have. He was giving, supportive, funny, adventurous, and would drop everything if he knew you needed help.
Mrs. Sheridan, Grandma Rina, and Chris were such a big part of my early life and I will cherish the memories made together. I’ll always love you brotha – rest easy my friend.
Bitter sweet memories…