Christopher Kenny Boskofsky Jr.

Oct 26, 1984 -

Oct 31, 2026

Christopher Kenny Boskofsky Jr. passed away at home in Anchorage, Alaska, on Oct. 31, 2026, just five days after celebrating his 42nd birthday.

Christopher was born to Christopher Sr. and Sharon Boskofsky. He grew up in Ouzinkie, Alaska, where he met his first love - basketball. Chris attended Mt. Edgecumbe High School in Sitka, Alaska, and graduated in 2003. He played on the basketball team, giving him the opportunity to show off his exceptional skills.

Throughout his working years, Chris worked in construction, oil spill response and most recently dedicated his time to caring for his dad. He worked hard at whatever he did, and his most important job was caring for his parents.

If there was one thing everyone could agree on about Chris, it was that he was the life of the party. He was a friend to everybody, and he had a way of making people feel welcome. He always greeted you with a smile, had a great sense of humor and could make just about anyone laugh. He had a way of bringing people together and making ordinary moments memorable.

Chris loved his family above all else and was especially proud of being an uncle. His nieces and nephews held a special place in his heart, and he cherished the memories he made with them. He also had a lifelong love of basketball, whether he was playing on the court, watching a game or playing on his PlayStation, it was one of his greatest passions in life.

Those who knew Chris will remember his humor, his big personality, his infectious smile and, of course, his favorite saying: "Don't you ever die!" It is a phrase that will surely bring a smile to the faces of those who remember hearing him say it.

Chris was preceded in death by his parents, Chris Sr. and Sharon. His family finds comfort in knowing he has been reunited with them.

He is survived by his siblings, Jamie and husband Kenny, and Crystal and husband Luis Sr.; beloved nieces and nephews, Ashley, Hayley, Kelley, Luis Jr. and Isabel; great-nephew, Luis III; girlfriend, Hillary; and many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends who will miss him dearly.

Chris lived his life bringing laughter, friendship and joy to the people around him. Though his time here was far too short, he will live forever in the memories of those who knew and loved him. In true Chris fashion, we'll hold on to his words: "Don't you ever die!"

A funeral service was held on Nov. 9, 2026, at St. Innocent Orthodox Cathedral. Interment followed at Angelus Memorial Park Cemetery.

May his memory be forever eternal.