Christine Stephanie

Burnes

Christine Stephanie Burnes

May 22, 1959 – November 2026

Christine Stephanie Burnes, 67, passed away peacefully November 6th 2026.

Christine was a strong, hardworking woman who devoted many years of her life to caring for others. She was dedicated to her work as a nurse assistant and took pride in the care she provided to those who depended on her. She was committed to her work and gave many years of her life to helping others with compassion, strength, and perseverance.

Christine’s life was uniquely her own. It was shaped by experiences, challenges, joys, and hardships that made her the woman she became. She faced difficult chapters with resilience and continued moving forward, creating a life filled with her own stories and memories.

In the final chapter of her life, Christine faced a difficult illness with remarkable courage. Her journey was not easy, but in the end, she was able to leave this world peacefully and free from pain.

In her final moments, Christine was not alone. Her two sisters and her brother were by her bedside, surrounding her with their love and presence as she peacefully took her last breath. It was a quiet and deeply meaningful goodbye, and she was held close by those who were there with her at the very end.

For her daughters, and grandchildren the time they were able to share became especially precious. Life does not always give us as much time together as we wish we had, but the moments they did have became memories to hold onto forever. The time shared during Christine’s final months brought moments that will always remain close to her daughter’s heart.

Christine’s life was not defined by a perfect story, but by her story—a life lived, challenges faced, people cared for, and memories made. She will be remembered for her strength, her work ethic, her dedication to caring for others, and the moments that made her uniquely Christine.

Christine was preceded in death by her beloved mother, Cindy McVeigh. She is survived by her father, Gerald McVeigh; her siblings, Jeanne, Cindy, and Jerry; her daughter Danielle and her husband, Tommy, and their children, Thomas and Alivia; her daughter Tiffany and her husband, Kevin, and their children, Sophia and Amelia; and her son, Anthony. 

She is now at peace.

May she rest peacefully, free from pain, and may the memories of her remain in the hearts of those who knew her.