Chris Dang, a devoted father, beloved husband, cherished son, gregarious older brother, adored uncle, and trusted friend, passed away on January 18, 2025, at the age of 49, surrounded by family after a courageous battle with GIST cancer. He will leave behind wife Katherine, together nearly 20 years, and twin daughters, Gwen & Chloe, the light of his life. Whether helping them with school projects, teaching them to cook his favorite recipes, travel adventures near & far, or exploring the latest tech gadgets together, Chris cherished every moment with his children. He will also leave behind his parents, Fred and Jeannie Dang, his siblings, Kathy, David, and Sarah, and their families. Coworkers, community, neighbors, and friends will miss his good nature and generous spirit. Growing up in Vancouver, Washington, childhood friends impacted by this loss include those from St. Joe's Parish School, Central Catholic High School, and the University of Washington. Chris, a profoundly hard working prosthetist & orthotist at the Long Beach Veterans Administration, improved the lives of others, through leadership, developing artificial limbs, and being committed to helping patients regain mobility and independence. His work was not just a job, but a calling that reflected his compassion and selflessness. Chris also loved cooking especially on the grill and often spent free time cooking for his family and friends. He was a tech enthusiast, finding joy in exploring the latest innovations, especially with space and science, always eager to learn and discuss what the future may hold. Chris, always the risk taker, pushed his physical limits spending the last several years cherishing every moment and seizing the day.