Chad W. Harrison

It is so sad when a young person does not have the chance to realize his or her full potential in life. Our hearts go out especially to Chad's parents, as we, ourselves, have lost 2 adult children.

We will remember Chad in our prayers.

Our heartfelt sympathy and prayers are with you.
Bob & Sue Funk and family
Amy & Brad Holbrook and family
All your friends at Morris Healthmart

To the Harrison family,

I worked with Chad in Morris at Liberty Healthmart, I was his tech. We had more fun and laughed more that I ever had before at work. He was quite a character and I will truely miss him. He suprised me with a phone call last Christmas and we talked for a long time. He was a loyal friend and loved his family very much. My sympathy to his loved ones.

To the Harrison family:
My friendship with Chad goes back more than 10 years now. While we have not seen each other frequently these last few years, the loss of my friend is no less painful. And even though I was unable to visit Chad during his illness, he was often in my thoughts and prayers. As with the recent passing of my father, when I think of Chad I will remember the good times...the fun times. Because Chad certainly loved to have fun. From Mardi Gras in New Orleans to just...

I got to know Chad through our bicycle club, the Windy City Cycling Club. Chad loved to ride his bike, and I accompanied him on many a ride. He was devoted to his friends and kept in touch with everyone. Being gregarious, Chad knew a lot of people. I'm happy I was able to visit him in the hospital and having him know that I was there for him.

Dear Harrison Family:
I worked with Chad in Morris at the downtown Healthmart Store and Chad always treated me with dignity and respect. I am quite a bit older than he was and he looked out for me and when he left our store I truly missed him. My deepest sympathy to all his family, I will remember him fondly as I am sure you will too. Glynnda