Christopher Blake Warrington Berry was born in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, on January 30, 1993, to his loving parents, Alexandria Berry and George Berry.

Christopher was a loving person and a true free spirit. He had a special way of making people smile and laugh, and his presence would brighten the lives of those around him. A ray of light to his parents, Christopher was a teacher to his children, a leader to his siblings, and a shining star to everyone who knew him.

Christopher, also known as "Ducky", "Turbo", and "Crisco," loved playing video games with family and friends, riding his skateboard, spending time with friends, playing with his children, being surrounded by family, making everyone laugh, reading his Bible, and loving animals. He was caring, full of life, and always true to himself. His free spirit was one of the things that made him so uniquely Christopher.

Even through hard times in life, Christopher always put a smile on everyone's faces through his kindness, singing, laughing, and yes, even "hugging a few trees".

While Christopher has left us behind, he will always be remembered and loved dearly by everyone whose life he has touched.

❤️ Those He Leaves Behind

Christopher leaves behind his cherished children, Nikolai Warrington Berry, Mia Layloni Berry, and Rosalina Marie Berry; his parents, Alexandria Berry and George Berry; and his beloved wife, Emily Berry Tate and Nikolai's mother, Brittany Meadors.

He is also survived by his brother, Alexander Berry; his sister, Jennifer Cannon; his brother-in-law, Jeremy Cannon; and his nephew, Lucas Cannon.

He is also survived by his extended family, including both of his grandmothers, Reba Aycock and Hue Berry; his aunt Krystal Nyland, uncle Joshua Nyland, and cousins Tristan Nyland, Collin Nyland, Oliver Nyland, and Aurora Nyland.

As well as his aunt Angela Fairbanks, uncle Brian Fairbanks, and cousins Abigail Parkhill, Andrea Parkhill and her husband, Michael Rivera, Calvin Parkhill and his wife, Ana Parkhill.

Along with his aunt Julie Blanding, uncle James Blanding, and their beloved puppy, Dimsum.

Christopher leaves behind many other family members, friends, and loved ones whose lives will be forever touched by his presence.

🌹 Preceded in Death

His grandfathers, James Aycock and Guilford Berry; his uncle, Michael Parkhill; and many beloved great-grandparents and other family members will welcome Christopher with loving open arms.

His Memory

Though he is no longer here in person, Christopher’s memory will live on through everyone who loved him.

“Got to say, It's going to be a beautiful day. 🙂 Missing this kind of sky! lmao”

🕊️ Forever loved.

🌹 Forever missed.

❤️ Forever remembered.

Visitation will be held on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, at Berryhill Funeral Home from 3:00 to 4:00 pm.  Funeral service will follow in the chapel at 4:00 pm with Rev. Tim Cole officiating.