Christopher Jetton

Christopher G. Jetton, a brilliant, strong, amazingly talented, honest, noble, pure, full-of-life, adventurous, and deeply loving person, left us Monday, May 19th, 2025. Born January 10th, 1973, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, he lived his life with an insatiable curiosity—exploring, traveling, learning, and creating. Whether diving into the complexities of advanced technology or the mysteries of nature, Chris approached everything with passion and expertise. Adored by his ever-loving wife, respected by peers, employers, and partners, and treasured by true friends, he left an undeniable impact on those fortunate enough to know him.

Chris had a deep love for discovery, spending endless hours collecting rocks, fossils, and gems—each find igniting his thrill for adventure. From fishing trips to the pursuit of gold and silver, he was always chasing the next big find. What began as bringing home small pebbles soon escalated to rocks sizable enough to challenge the shocks on his vehicle, a testament to his excitement for unearthing the earth’s hidden treasures. His passion for searching, collecting, and uncovering beauty in nature reflected the way he lived—always seeking, always finding, always appreciating the world around him.

Beyond his talents and adventures, Chris’s vibrant spirit shone through his unforgettable smile and contagious laughter. His striking green eyes were a window to his soul—reflecting his kindness, wisdom, and unwavering love for those closest to him. Every moment spent with him was filled with joy, and his ability to bring happiness to others was unparalleled. His presence was like sunshine, illuminating the lives of those he loved. His laughter echoed through days that will now feel far too quiet, and his warmth will be deeply missed.

Christopher met his best friend and the love of his life, Christina, when fixing her car in Killeen, Texas, in 1993. After years apart, they reunited and later married on May 14th, 2022. They traveled together, worked on the road together, and lived 24/7 side by side—fiercely loyal and madly in love in a way that was immediately apparent to anyone who encountered them. Their happiness was infectious, their bond unbreakable, their love rare and profound.

Chris was a consummate technology expert across multiple advanced disciplines, including all forms of TV, internet, satellite, wireless, WiFi, and IT networking. He was recognized as one of the best in his industry, solving complex problems others couldn’t. As the head of WiFi and Network Services for Affiliated Technology Partners LLC, dba WiFi in the Park, Chris took on some of the most challenging wireless network installations—including providing WiFi to Nevada State Parks, a monumental task that required extraordinary skill and persistence.

Above all, Chris’s mission was always to serve. He gave selflessly, never taking, embodying integrity, kindness, quality, and extreme problem-solving abilities for his family, employers, and partners. His brilliance was matched only by his heart.

Chris was the son of Georgia Marie Jetton and Leebert Jetton Jr. and is survived by his loving wife, Christina Cheryl Jetton, son Christopher Michael Jetton, sister Rose Fernandez, brother David Jetton, and many adoring family members and friends.

A family and friends final viewing will be held on May 28th at 3 PM at the Lietz-Fraze Funeral Home, 21 Rivera Street, Lake Havasu City, AZ, 86403. Chris’s remains will be cremated on May 29th, with ashes returned to the family on May 30th.

The circumstances of Chris’s passing (murder) are unspeakably tragic, unwarranted, and devastating—not only for his family, friends, and businesses but most profoundly for Christina, his true love. Losing him so suddenly, without the chance to say goodbye, just days after celebrating their third wedding anniversary is a heartbreak beyond words.

To honor Chris and bid farewell, Christina writes:

**My Last Love Letter to My Soulmate, Christopher Jetton**

From the moment our eyes met, our souls recognized each other. It wasn’t just love; it was something deeper, something rare. A bond that defied words but lived in every glance, every touch, every heartbeat. Christopher always compared our love to the great romance of Titanic—a love so pure, so unwavering, that time and circumstance could never diminish it.

We were inseparable, existing in a world of our own, built on the foundation of trust, understanding, and an unspoken language only we could translate. There was no hesitation, no doubt—only the certainty that we belonged together.

Christopher made me feel cherished in every possible way. From the small, beautiful gestures—opening the car door with gentle care, making sure I was safe and loved—to the joy of endless hours spent wrapped in laughter, watching Marvel movies as if they were unfolding anew each time.

He was my best friend, my protector, my home. My soulmate. Life without him feels unimaginable, but love like ours is eternal. It lingers in the air, woven into the fabric of who I am, imprinted in every memory we created together.

Christopher, you are and always will be my great love. Nothing—no distance, no time—can ever change that.

With all my love,
Christina