Christopher A. Wiese
June 3, 1963 – December 2, 2019
Christopher A. Wiese of Papillion, NE was a Senior Commissioner Representative with the Internal Revenue Service for over 35 years.
Preceded in death by mother, Ina C. Wiese; and brother, Richard F. Wiese, Jr. Survived by Chuck Matthies; sister, Michelle Bauer; brothers, Sherrard Wiese (Terri), and Thomas Wiese (Marcy); special nieces, Jen Bauer (Dennis), Miranda and Caitlin Wiese; special nephew, Rickey Wiese (Jana); many other family members and friends and faithful companions, Oliver and Oscar.
Family will receive friends Thursday, December 5th from 5pm to 7pm, at the West Center Chapel followed by a MASONIC SERVICE at 7pm conducted by the Springfield Masonic Lodge #112 AF and AM. FUNERAL SERVICE: Friday, December 6th, 10:30am, Trinity Episcopal Cathedral (113 N 18th St. #4903). INTERMENT: Cedar Dale Cemetery. Memorials will be directed by the family.
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Missing you already Chris! You were one of the good ones! Love ya Mary
My sincere condolences to Chris’ natural family and his IRS family-especially the SCR branch. You will truly be missed.
My prayers are with the family and friends of Chris. May the Lord embrace you all during your time of grief.
My sincere condolences on your loss. I knew Chris for many, many years. He was truly a great person.
My heart hurts along with all of you over the unexpected passing of Chris. Chris and I were co-workers at the IRS for many years and he was a wonderful person and friend. I lovingly called him “Chickie Baby” which probably goes back 15 or so years. We shared a love for Fleetwood Mac and he tried for years to get my vintage Fleetwood Mac poster. We will carry fond memories in our hearts and send many prayers for comfort and strength during this difficult time. Big Hugs!
My prayers to the family and friends of Chris. He was one of my first unofficial Emergency Operations Center teachers and I learned important tips from him on what to do in my new role.
My heartfelt condolences and prayers to all of Chris’ loved ones. So saddened by this news. I’ve known Chris since 2001, and he was a pleasure to work with. Rest in peace Chris, you’ll be missed.
May God bring comfort to your hearts and minds as you as deal with this HUGE and UNEXPECTED LOSS. You All are in my prayers and thoughts.
Sincerely,
Donice Mack, IRS Co-Worker (15 Years)
I’ve know Chris for many years as a co-worker and as a friend. When I heard the news my heart sank. He was such a fun and caring person who was taken from this world way too young. My sincere condolences to Chris’ family. Please believe that you will see him again one day.
I can’t still believe it is real. I met my friend and colleague Chris nearly 20 years ago and we’ve enjoyed a lot of laughs over the years. He always had a story, especially about his family. Although we didn’t see each other much in person due to where we live, we always kept in touch. I’m so glad I was able to see him in Texas this past summer although I would have never imagined it would be the last time. My deepest sympathies to the Wiese family. I hope the many condolences you’ll receive can bring some peace during this terribly difficult time .Rest in peace friend
Chris was the best! Rest In Peace buddy!
My sincerest sympathy for your loss to Chris’ family, friends and companions. Chris and I were co-workers at the IRS for 18 years, during which time we both started as Administrative Officers and he was promoted to the Senior Commissioner’s Representative position, which he administered with pride and respect. You should know that Chris was a leader in the development of emergency management and preparedness practices and procedures at the IRS, and was very much respected by his peers. He was also a fun guy and a lovely person to know. He will be missed by us all. While this is a time to mourn his loss, it is also a time to celebrate his accomplishments at the IRS, for which he was very proud, and in life, to which we can all attest. I wish Chris the best in all the new and wonderful experiences that are ahead for him in spirit. He deserves them.
Like everyone else I was shocked and so sad to hear about Chris passing. I worked for Chris and with him many years at the IRS and we just chatted recently about his upcoming retirement -,after just one year, I told him how wonderful it is. Just hard to believe he’s gone so suddenly. Sending my prayers to his family and friends during this difficult time.
I was stunned to learn of Chris’s passing at such a young age. I knew Chris while he was in our Des Moines office, and when he moved to Omaha and I had meetings I would always stop and chat and laugh with him. He was such an upbeat person! God bless you Chris!
Prayers and love to Chris’ friends and family. Chris and I worked together on a recent project and he was such a kind, smart, and funny guy. His passing is a sad shock to us all.
On behalf of all Wiese Cousins, we offer our condolences to your family. As Uncle Rich and Aunt Ina welcome you to a higher calling, Rest assured Aunt Sister Thelma is there with her arms wide open!
Chris you will always be with me in my heart I loved you lots and you will be truly missed love you lots brother your little brother Tommy
You will be truly missed you will always be in my heart forever I will miss you brother love your little brother Tommy you are up in a better place now love you brother
My condolences and prayers to all who knew and loved Chris. I was shocked and heartbroken when I heard the news. I am so grateful I got to see and talk to him at the CPE in San Antonio. May we all find comfort in our memories of him. We will miss you!!
I knew Chris as a co-worker at the IRS. He was always such a fun and happy person. He will be missed by all. Prayers and sympathy for his friends and family.
My profound sympathies to Chris’s loving family and friends. I worked with Chris for the last eight years and he was a dedicated, committed and hard working employee. He leaves behind many friends a colleagues at the IRS and a wonderful legacy. He will be missed. Holding his friend and family in loving support.
There are many hearts among his IRS family that are very saddened by Chris’ passing, mine included. My condolences, thoughts, and prayers to his family and all others who loved and will miss him. I had the privilege of working directly with Chris for over a decade. He was a man of integrity, vision, expert in his field, and determination to accomplish organizational challenges as well as his personal goals. I am glad that we talked a month ago about his pending retirement. He was eagerly looking forward to his new life path. Chris will be sorely missed and fondly remembered.
Sending my sympathy & condolences to Chris’ family and friends. I was so heartbroken to hear about the passing of Chris. I worked with Chris for about 11 years and please know he was a dedicated hard worker. Sending prayers to all. May God give you the strength to get through this difficult time.
My heart is broken to know of all of Chris’s plans, following his retirement, that will not be realized. All of his plans involved being of service to others. He was looking so forward to this next chapter. I am sure he will raise his hand, in Heaven, to be of service at a higher level. 🙂 Rest in peace, my dear, sweet, funny friend. My sincere condolences to the Wiese family for the large gap Chris’s passing leaves in your family. Please fill it with love and service, as he would.
Chris you were and are the greatest friend….unconditionally.
I was so shocked to learn about the passing of Chris. Chris was a wonderful friend of mine. I worked with Chris for many years, and he was a pleasure to work with. Chris will be deeply missed. He was such a wonderful person with a huge heart. My prayers and sympathy are with his family in this shocking loss.
RIP My dear friend…my heart breaks as I am just today hearing about his passing. I met Chris over 20 years ago when we worked at the IRS together. I can only imagine the heartache his family and friends must feel right now. I pray that each of you find comfort in your memories of Chris as I know that is what he would have wanted. You all are in my thoughts and prayers.
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