Washington - Christie Jean Quigley was cherished by her family, friends, and community. She was known for her humor, enthusiasm, creativity, and commitment. Her ability to spread happiness was legendary and felt by all who knew her. Christie passed away after her brave battle with ALS, surrounded by her loving family on June 25th. She kept her diagnosis private so as not to worry her friends and community. She is now reunited with her daughter, Molly Jean Quigley-Haffner, who passed away in early 2023. Their reunion brings comfort to those who knew and loved them both.

Born March 17, 1960, Christie was raised in the Richmond Beach area alongside her brother. Their household was filled with love and laughter. In school, she excelled in her classes and formed lifelong friendships. She was captain of her cheerleading squad, part of the first graduating class of Shorewood High School, and attended the University of Washington. At the University of Washington, she was a proud member of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority. She graduated in 1982 earning her BA degree in Communications. Christie remained a loyal Husky football fan all her life.

Her involvement in the community was extensive. She was a member of the Shorewood High School PTA and the Shoreline Public Schools Foundation. Christie was a respected board member of the Richmond Beach Community Association, she was on the Alumni Board for the University of Washington, and an active member of the Alumni Board for the Gamma Phi Beta Sorority. Christie took these roles seriously but felt it was important to always quietly make a difference, without fanfare or the need for recognition. Her tireless efforts always made her stand out as a leader.

Christie is survived by her loving husband, Sean; her children, Promise and Dylan; her parents, Marilyn and John Call; and her brother, Greg Call. She is also survived by loving in-laws, cousins, nieces and nephews and a host of close friends.

A mother, daughter, wife, sister, cousin, and friend, Christie will live on as a symbol of love and kindness, She will be deeply missed by many, but forgotten by none.

A service to celebrate Christie's life will be held at Shorewood High School on July 27th from 12:00 - 3:00pm. The service is open to all who knew and want to celebrate her.

In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the Shorewood Boosters Club.