Christina June "Chrissy" Touchette of Flippin, Arkansas, passed away May 26, 2026, in Mountain Home, Arkansas at the age of 45. She was born August 21, 1980, in Fayetteville, Arkansas, the daughter of Fran Touchette and Charles Dockery.

Chrissy is survived by her son, Trevor Ashworth; sisters, Laura Poslick and Deborah Touchette; nephew, Eric Poslick; great-nephews, Venice Poslick, and Judah Poslick; aunt, Mary Jane Perrotta; uncle, Frank Perrotta and cousins David, Gwen and Ben Perrotta. She is also survived by her family Billy, Rhea, Darrel, Trenton, Rhyvre, Juniper, Silas, Luna, Leo, Jace and Andromeda. She was preceded in death by her parents, Fran Touchette and aunt, Patricia Ann Bemis.

A Memorial Service for Chrissy will be 2:00 pm, Monday, June 8, 2026, at Kirby & Family Funeral Home Chapel. Arrangements are by Kirby & Family Funeral & Cremation Services - Mountain Home, Arkansas. 

Chrissy was an incredibly sweet, loving, shy little girl who grew into a loving and caring woman whose family and friends were the most important treasured part of her life.

Chrissy worked at Branson Getaways as a vacation consultant/sales person. She was at the top of her field and won several awards and accolades during her time at the company. She enjoyed speaking to people from all over the country to help them plan a stay in Branson. She was an admin of several Facebook groups and sold used books.

In her 20's she met Billy Ashworth and became an instant family with his son Trenton. Billy's niece and nephew increased the family by two. She was so happy to have an instant family and loved them unconditionally as her own. Years later a baby boy was born, Trevor, who is autistic. They had a full and happy family life. At a very young age Chrissy became a single, stay at home mom and spent all her time, ensuring her sons safety and educational, social growth. Chrissy had unwavering support for autism causes. Chrissy was devoted to Trevor and spent her life focused on providing for him and showing him love. She managed his education and found him special teachers who worked with him to teach him scholastic, social skills and extra curricular activities including bowling, basketball and special Olympics.

Chrissy enjoyed time with her family. She spent happy times with them on the holidays, summers in a cabin at the river and float trips. The family had fun playing games which she was unusually good at. She had an aunt, uncle and cousins in New England who she was able to spend time with in Arkansas and in New England.

Chrissy had a way of charming people and showing them love and understanding. She had a soft heart and a spirit for helping those in need. Chrissy was a very large personality and lit up and filled any space she entered. The name Chrissy became an adjective to describe her creativity and boisterous-ness as in that's how it is in "Chrissy-world" or that's so "Chrissy".