Boy’s generosity remembered with cookie campaign

A woman in Indiana started the hashtag on Facebook and Twitter to help remember Christopher Chester and keep his memory alive by sharing cookies with family and friends, The New Hampshire Union Leader reported.

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Christopher died Friday of a heart condition of which his family was not aware.

He collapsed as he walked to a friend’s house to deliver cookies that he had made.

His father, Bill, was with him, and he, along with paramedics, tried to revive him, The Union Leader reported.

Christopher’s funeral was held Wednesday.

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