The Saskatoon community is grieving the sudden loss of Chris Mozell, a cherished resident, devoted father, and respected business owner whose passing has left family, friends, and neighbors heartbroken. Chris, the owner of Select Roses, was not only known for his successful work but also for the kindness, humor, and generosity he shared with everyone who knew him.

A Life Rooted in Family and Love

Chris’s greatest source of pride was his family. He was a devoted father whose love and support for his children knew no limits. One of his most treasured recent memories was watching his son Caleb take the ice for his very first AAA hockey game, a milestone that filled him with pride and joy. Those who knew Chris say his children were truly the center of his world, and he never missed an opportunity to celebrate their successes or guide them with wisdom and care.

A Man of Integrity and Community

Friends and family remember Chris as someone who lived with integrity, generosity, and a hardworking spirit. He had a gift for making people feel seen and valued, always ready with encouragement, advice, or a helping hand. His laughter and positivity left a mark on everyone he met, making him a beloved presence in both his personal and professional life.

As the owner of Select Roses, Chris poured his passion into his work, building not just a business but also a space where beauty and care could flourish. His dedication to his craft mirrored his approach to life — thoughtful, creative, and full of heart.

Remembering His Spirit

Outside of work, Chris had a deep love for sports, community gatherings, and time spent with loved ones. He valued connection, togetherness, and the simple joys of creating memories with family and friends. His sudden passing has created an irreplaceable void, but his spirit of kindness and devotion will continue to live on in the lives he touched.

A Community Comes Together

Chris passed away unexpectedly over the weekend, leaving behind a legacy defined by love, family, and service to others. He is survived by his children, who will forever carry his memory forward, and by countless friends who will remember him as a source of strength and joy.

A funeral service to celebrate Chris’s life will take place on Saturday, September 20th, at 1:00 PM at Holy Spirit Parish, 114 Kingsmere Place in Saskatoon. Family, friends, and community members are invited to attend and pay their respects.

Though his life ended far too soon, Chris’s memory will endure — through his children, through his work, and through the many lives he brightened with his presence. He will be deeply missed, but never forgotten.