Henry S. Chase, Jr.

Hello ! I just found about the loss of Hank . I was eating lunch at same restaurant where Hank played his music . He was such a great guy. I knew Hank from Elms college . He was part of our swim group. Every Christmas we would have a holiday party . Hank would bring his speaker and would sing Christmas music . He was so much fun. Thinking of Hank today . I went to lunch today with my friends at the same restaurant that we’d have our Christmas parties . I could hear his voice singing...

God bless you cousin Hank, you were a great friend and great person.

I am so sad to hear of Hanks passing. We had some amazing times in Millenium and Remember When Oldies bands. We all became family and shared so many meals , parties at the Huke Lau , opening for The Tokens and Richie Havens. even making a CD. Rest in peace Hank. Love and prayers for your family. Your saxy music will be missed !

Lisa. Marc Andrew I am sad at the news of Dad’s passing . I know that mom and dad are together on a new journey just as they traveled the road of the past one.

It is with a heavy heart I learned the passing of a great musician who I shared the stage within the Memories shows. What I found out was not only did Hank play sax but could sing as well. You will be truly missed my friend, R.I.P.

Dear Mark, Andy, and Lisa,
I was so sorry to read of your Dads passing. Carol and Hank were a special part of our family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Jim Peters and family

I sat and played next to him in the Chicopee community band he was a good friend and a great player. Will miss him.

R.I.P. my ole friend. Andy Bulecza

So sorry to hear of Henry's passing.I enjoyed our time with the Chicopee & Ludlow community bands.
May Henry rest in peace
Ray Saloio