Christina G. "Chrissy" Favino

Christina G. Favino, 30, of Littleton passed away December 8th following a short period of declining health.

Chrissy was born in Morristown, NJ on April 12, 1981. In 1985, Chrissy's family relocated to New England, eventually settling down in New Hampshire. She attended Union Baptist Christian School in St. Johnsbury, VT during her elementary years until she started homeschooling with her mother. Chrissy worked several seasonal type jobs, and then began working at Garnet Hill in October of 2005 where she quickly became an invaluable and much loved member of their team.

Chrissy, as she was known to most people, loved passionately. She had many hopes, dreams and plans of her own, but was always the first to support others on their road to success. She had an incredible eye for decorating and an ability to see the beauty in any object or space. She also had an extensive knowledge of computers and a passion for photography. She was a loving daughter and sister, a faithful friend and devoted Auntie. Described by her family as compassionate and sensitive, she embodied "love" to all.

Chrissy is survived by her Mom, Dee Truscott; brothers Phil Rivera and his wife Patricia of Littleton, and Earl Cook and his wife Heidi of Pittsfield; sister Sharon Marshall and her fiance Bob Todt of Manchester; niece Danielle Romano, with whom she had a very special relationship, they were like sisters, and her fiancé Sim Hanks of Jackson, ME; nephews Michael, Nicholas, Joey, Owen, and Noah; and nieces Elise, and Brie. She also leaves behind many caring friends. Chrissy will be deeply missed by all whose lives she touched.

Calling hours will be held from 4:00-8:00 pm on Tuesday, December 13th at Pillsbury-Phaneuf Funeral Home, 101 Union Street in Littleton. Church services will take place at 10:00 am Wednesday, December 14th at New Life Assembly of God, 475 Whitefield Road in Bethlehem. Burial will follow immediately at Glenwood Cemetery on West Main Street in Littleton.
From the time Chrissy was eight yrs. old until she was eighteen, she and her brother spent two weeks each summer with their Mom at Living Waters Bible Conference in Danforth, ME during what was called Super Teen Weeks, where her Mom taught puppetry to the teens. This camp was a very special place she held dear to her heart. In lieu of flowers, donations in Chrissy's memory may be made to: Living Waters Bible Conference PO Box 250 Danforth, ME 04424. Office Phone: 207-448-2310