Central ND News

Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak has shared heartfelt condolences following the passing of Josh Christy, the husband of Mary Christy, Fedorchak’s Deputy State Director.

"My heart is heavy with the news of Josh’s passing," said Fedorchak. "Mary’s dedication to serving the people of North Dakota is unparalleled, and Josh’s commitment to our state as a public servant will not be forgotten. My thoughts and prayers are with Mary, their three daughters, and all those who loved Josh during this incredibly difficult time."

Mary Christy has been an integral part of Rep. Fedorchak’s team, known for her steadfast dedication to North Dakota. Before joining Fedorchak’s office, she served as the State Director for former Congressman Kelly Armstrong, where she left an indelible mark with her commitment to public service.

Josh Christy’s legacy as a public servant extends beyond his role as a loving husband and father. A former State Representative in North Dakota, Josh was deeply dedicated to his community and passionate about creating positive change. His leadership and care for others earned him widespread respect, and he will be remembered for his contributions to the state and the lives of those around him.

Josh leaves behind a lasting impact on his family and community, and his passing has deeply affected all who knew him. Fedorchak’s office has offered its sincere condolences to Mary, their daughters, and the many others mourning this great loss.

This tragedy highlights not only the personal grief felt by the Christy family but also the profound impact Josh had on his community and the state of North Dakota.

Julie Fedorchak is a Republican member of the North Dakota Public Service Commission, where she has served since 2012. Prior to her role on the Commission, Fedorchak had a distinguished career in public service, including positions as a legislative assistant and policy advisor. She has worked on a wide range of issues including energy, telecommunications, and regulatory policy, according to Ballotpedia.