Christopher Earle Ausman was born Nov. 7, 1972, in Clarkston and lived his entire life in Asotin, where he attended public schools.
He lettered in all sports, as well as band and choir, and was a member of Future Farmers of America.
He served as Prom King his senior year and was voted by the senior class as most friendly, most rowdy and the person with the best eyes and best personality. He enjoyed cars and pickup trucks, hunting, snowmobiling, boating and helping other people.
Ausman, who graduated June 1 from Asotin High School, died in an auto accident near Elk City, Idaho. He was 18.
He lettered in all sports, as well as band and choir, and was a member of Future Farmers of America.
He served as Prom King his senior year and was voted by the senior class as most friendly, most rowdy and the person with the best eyes and best personality. He enjoyed cars and pickup trucks, hunting, snowmobiling, boating and helping other people.
Ausman, who graduated June 1 from Asotin High School, died in an auto accident near Elk City, Idaho. He was 18.
Christopher Earle Ausman was born Nov. 7, 1972, in Clarkston and lived his entire life in Asotin, where he attended public schools.
He lettered in all sports, as well as band and choir, and was a member of Future Farmers of America.
He served as Prom King his senior year and was voted by the senior class as most friendly, most rowdy and the person with the best eyes and best personality. He enjoyed cars and pickup trucks, hunting, snowmobiling, boating and helping other people.
Ausman, who graduated June 1 from Asotin High School, died in an auto accident near Elk City, Idaho. He was 18.
He lettered in all sports, as well as band and choir, and was a member of Future Farmers of America.
He served as Prom King his senior year and was voted by the senior class as most friendly, most rowdy and the person with the best eyes and best personality. He enjoyed cars and pickup trucks, hunting, snowmobiling, boating and helping other people.
Ausman, who graduated June 1 from Asotin High School, died in an auto accident near Elk City, Idaho. He was 18.
Inscription
Front:
BELOVED SON, BROTHER AND FRIEND.
CHRIS LOVED FAMIL AND FRIENDS, HE
BROUGHT HAPPINESS TO THEIR LIVES
AND PUT JOY IN THEIR HEARTS.
Back:
HE LIVED A BIG LIFE.
I MISS YOUR HUGS.
LOVE, SHANNON
WE MISS OU CHRIS
AND YOUR SMILS.
LOVE, Dad & Mom
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