Christopher “Chris” Phillip Sweetman
March 19, 1962 – August 8, 2023
Christopher “Chris” P. Sweetman, 61, beloved father, grandfather, and friend passed away on August 8, 2023, in Omaha. Chris is survived by Diane Sweetman; his children, Christopher M. Sweetman, Quinn R. Sweetman, Evan G. Sweetman; granddaughter, Natalie G. Sweetman; sister, Beth (Joe) Pepitone; brother, Mike (Kristin) Sweetman; and several nieces and nephews. Chris was a Sr. Account Manager with Harcros for 25 years and an incredible salesperson, co-worker, and friend to many of his colleagues. He’ll be remembered by his love of Husker football games, boating, golfing, and love of spending time with family and friends.
Preceded in death by his father, Charles Michael Sweetman; and mother, Patricia Ann Wigton Sweetman.
VISITATION begins on Friday, August 18, 2023 at 4pm at the West Center Chapel, followed by MEMORIAL SERVICE at 6pm.
To view live broadcast of the Service, please visit www.heafeyheafey.com and click the “Live Cast” button at the top of the home page.
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So sorry to hear about sweets, unbelievable. I wish I could be their but I will watch online if it will be up.
My deepest condolences to Chris’ family. I am so very sorry for their loss. His children & little Natalie were the center of his world. It is hard to believe he is gone. I met Chris 12 years ago through work. He was my Harcros rep and, eventually, a close friend & mentor. He was such a kind, good & generous man. Like everyone who was lucky enough to know him, my heart is broken. I miss my friend.
God speed from Jerry and Ann Bartek. Chris was a special friend.
Jerry
My prayers and sympathies to Chris’ family and friends for your loss. Chris will be missed by all who knew him. My late husband (Terry) was always talking about his close knit group of friends. They always kept in touch. I am sure Chris and Terry are talking Huster Football once again. May God give you peace and serenity during this time.
Julie
Chris Sweetman was a loving, giving father, grandfather, and friend. He would light up a room when he entered it. Chris was an unselfish giver to anyone who needed assistance. You could count on Chris to help folks in any way he could; any time he could help. This loyalty was contagious. I know I would help Chris any time he asked.
Our friendship spanned 30 years of personal and business, activities. Chris could also bring a smile to anyone’s face. He seemed to understand how to identify with a person’s mood. He would truly turn a phrase better than anyone I have ever met. If Chris wanted help moving furniture, he’d say “This job will be simple with your country strength!”
The quality of his life is a testament to how many lives he has touched. My heart aches with the loss of Chris Sweetman. He will always be there in my memory. My best friend.
My payers and thoughts go out to Chris’s family and friends. I met Chris about 12 years ago through bocce league. He was easy going and always had a smile. I very much enjoyed his company and will miss him greatly.
Reggie and I give our heartfelt condolences to the Sweetman family. Chris was an amazing person. He will truly be missed
True friends never forget 💕
Sending prayers for all❤️
True friends never forget !
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