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Christine K. Vujevich

  • On June 5, 2026
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Christine “Chrissie” Kay Vujevich, age 54 of Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania, passed away peacefully with loved ones by her side on Tuesday, June 2, 2026.

Born on March 4, 1972, Chrissie was preceded in death by her parents Charles William Jones and Nancy Jean Jones.  She is survived by Mark Vujevich, her beloved husband of 28 years; her beautiful daughters Nicole Vujevich, Megan Vujevich and Marion  Vujevich; her loving sister Debbie (Brad) Blackwell; and nieces and nephews John Blackwell, Charlee Blackwell, Robby Garder, Mark Gardner, Leah Gardner, Alexa Ward, Brian Ward, Katie Ward, Kelly Ward, Sofia Vujevich, Silvana Vujevich and Luca Vujevich.  Chrissie was also sister of the late Charles W. Jones, Jr.

Chrissie was a compassionate daughter, wife, mother, sister and friend. She was a warm spirit who opened her heart and home to many.  Her self-proclaimed “love language” was cooking for those she cared about; she often could be found in her kitchen, making her famous meatballs to provide comfort for those in need of support.

Quick-witted, engaging and entertaining, Chrissie brought sunshine into every room she entered.  She was always armed with a good story, no matter how many times she told it.  It was impossible to keep her at arms-length; she could turn strangers into friends within one conversation.  She was fiercely loyal to, and steadfastly protective of, those she held dear.

She proudly marched to the beat of her own drum, never looking back and usually drawing a crowd who followed behind.

Although young hearted, she had an old soul.

Chrissie will be deeply missed by all.  May she rest in peace and may her bright star continue to shine down on all who had the privilege of knowing her.

Family and friends are invited to a service at St. Bernard Church, 311 Washington Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15216, on June 13, 2026 at 10am.  A celebration of Chrissie’s life will follow.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Tunnels to Towers Foundation.

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14 Comments

Diane
Mark. We are so devastated to hear the sad news about Chrissy. She was a shining bright star in our lives and we will miss her terribly. We pray that the Lord will hold you and the girls in his arms. Much love. Ray and Diane Caucci.
Dustin Rice
Dear Mark and Family, We were saddened to hear the news and want to send our deepest condolences. Our hearts ache for you, and our thoughts and prayers remain with your entire family during this heartbreaking time. Love & prayers, Dustin, Neisha, Deiondre & Dominik
Stephanie Len
Mark, I am so incredibly shocked by the news Lynn shared with me. Chrissy was always so kind when I would see her, and it was obvious the loving bond between you and the love for your family. The last time I saw you both at Jade Grill she was dancing on a table. She was the life of the party. She knew how to live life to its fullest. May you always cherish the life you had together. My deepest condolences for your family. May you find peace and comfort in the memories, and may she rest in peace and the Perpetual Light Shine upon her. ~Stephanie Len
Shannon Vaughn
To the Vujevich and Jones Family, I was heartbroken to hear of Chrissie’s passing. There are simply no words to ease the pain of losing someone so special. I have many fond memories of Chrissie, but one that always makes me smile is when I worked at Dr. Vujevich’s office in Mount Lebanon. I was pregnant with my son, Jayden, and constantly craved cucumbers. Whenever Chrissie would cater our lunches at the office, she would always make sure to bring me a separate container of cucumbers because she knew how much I loved them. It may seem like a small gesture, but that was Chrissie—kind, thoughtful, and always paying attention to the little things that made people feel special and cared for. Her warmth and kindness touched so many lives, and I feel truly grateful to have known her. The memories of her kindness will stay with me always. Please know that my heart is with all of you during this difficult time. I am keeping your family in my thoughts and prayers and hope that the beautiful memories of Chrissie bring you comfort in the days ahead. With deepest sympathy and love, Shannon Vaughn
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