Christopher Warren Varnadoe
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Christopher Warren Varnadoe

August 19, 1977 - June 07, 2024

Obituary

Christopher Warren Varnadoe, aged 46, of Jacksonville, Florida, passed away on June 7, 2024.

Christopher is survived by his father Warren VarnadoeDonna), brother Nathaniel Varnadoe (Courtney), sister Felicia Varnadoe Collum (Brett), nieces and nephews Lillia, Silas, Phoebe, Tahlia, and Atticus, uncles and aunts- Patricia Varnadoe Young, Bill (Carolynn) Varnadoe, Preston Varnadoe, and Gayle Varnadoe; grandmother Wilma Dilleshaw Fannin; stepfather Michael Lohman, stepbrother Brian Lohman, stepbrother Corey Ray, stepsister Jennifer Ray, and numerous cousins.

He was preceded in death by his mother, Lynn Dilleshaw Lohman, and grandparents Paul and Maebelle Varnadoe

Avid movie watcher and reviewer, Christopher's love for cinema brought joy to those around him. Chris was a co-creator and co-founder of Bad Movie Fiends, a movie reviewing podcast, focused on finding the fun in bad, 1-star rated movies.
Harlo leaves behind fellow friends Maki, BJ and Chuck, along with a legion of listeners.

His presence will be deeply missed; may he rest in peace.

Memories and Condolences

  • Photo shared by Felicia Collum
    Felicia Collum
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    Unfortunately I never got to meet Chris in person. But I do not think there was anyone who could throw out the most unusual deep cuts and references i...

    Paul
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    Felicia Collum
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    My deepest condolences, I'm just listener of his podcast. Witty and kind were my main takeaways, people don't offen follow a podcast over the years w...

    John
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    Felicia Collum
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    Although I never met him, Chris was a regular part of my life for over a decade through podcasts and social media. Quick-witted and passionate, he was an absolute joy to listen to. By all accounts he was just as great in-person as he seemed online. Which made the news about his passing all the more...

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