The funeral for Christopher Eric Ware, 29, of Judd Lane, will be Monday morning at Grise Funeral Home with burial in Fairview Cemetery, both in Chicopee.
Ware, manager of Oinks Restaurant in Northampton, died Thursday of injuries he suffered in a motorcycle accident on Route 116 in Deerfield on Wednesday.
Born in Madison, Wisc., he had lived in Montague before moving to Williamsburg. He previously worked at the Papa Gino's restaurant in Keene, N.H.
He was a member of Greenpeace in Amherst.
He leaves his parents, Dr. Ronald D. Ware of Sunderland and Martha (Wheaton) Hamre of Chicopee; a half-brother, Benjamin Ware; a half-sister, Katy Ware, both of Sunderland, and his grandmother, Ruth E. Ware of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Calling hours will be Sunday afternoon and evening.
Memorial contributions may be made to Greenpeace in Amherst.
Ware, manager of Oinks Restaurant in Northampton, died Thursday of injuries he suffered in a motorcycle accident on Route 116 in Deerfield on Wednesday.
Born in Madison, Wisc., he had lived in Montague before moving to Williamsburg. He previously worked at the Papa Gino's restaurant in Keene, N.H.
He was a member of Greenpeace in Amherst.
He leaves his parents, Dr. Ronald D. Ware of Sunderland and Martha (Wheaton) Hamre of Chicopee; a half-brother, Benjamin Ware; a half-sister, Katy Ware, both of Sunderland, and his grandmother, Ruth E. Ware of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Calling hours will be Sunday afternoon and evening.
Memorial contributions may be made to Greenpeace in Amherst.
The funeral for Christopher Eric Ware, 29, of Judd Lane, will be Monday morning at Grise Funeral Home with burial in Fairview Cemetery, both in Chicopee.
Ware, manager of Oinks Restaurant in Northampton, died Thursday of injuries he suffered in a motorcycle accident on Route 116 in Deerfield on Wednesday.
Born in Madison, Wisc., he had lived in Montague before moving to Williamsburg. He previously worked at the Papa Gino's restaurant in Keene, N.H.
He was a member of Greenpeace in Amherst.
He leaves his parents, Dr. Ronald D. Ware of Sunderland and Martha (Wheaton) Hamre of Chicopee; a half-brother, Benjamin Ware; a half-sister, Katy Ware, both of Sunderland, and his grandmother, Ruth E. Ware of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Calling hours will be Sunday afternoon and evening.
Memorial contributions may be made to Greenpeace in Amherst.
Ware, manager of Oinks Restaurant in Northampton, died Thursday of injuries he suffered in a motorcycle accident on Route 116 in Deerfield on Wednesday.
Born in Madison, Wisc., he had lived in Montague before moving to Williamsburg. He previously worked at the Papa Gino's restaurant in Keene, N.H.
He was a member of Greenpeace in Amherst.
He leaves his parents, Dr. Ronald D. Ware of Sunderland and Martha (Wheaton) Hamre of Chicopee; a half-brother, Benjamin Ware; a half-sister, Katy Ware, both of Sunderland, and his grandmother, Ruth E. Ware of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Calling hours will be Sunday afternoon and evening.
Memorial contributions may be made to Greenpeace in Amherst.
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