MALCOLM G. CHACE

To Malcolm and Erin,

I was very sorry to learn of the loss of your father. Please accept my deepest condolences.

I am grateful to have known Kim. He was an amazingly gentle, selfless, loving family man. He loved and supported you all and it was beautiful to observe.
I mourn with each and every one of you...especially his daughter...my dear friend Barbara. My heart is broken. Much love to you Liz during this terribly difficult time. My thoughts are with you. Love, Sally Gepp

It was a pleasure serving with Kim for two Yale reunions. I will miss him.

One of Mr. Chace's many many legacies is the Elizabeth Buffum Chace Center in Warwick. I am so appreciative of all of the support that he gave to us, and to families in crisis. It was wonderful working with a true gentleman on this project. Our sympathies to you, Mrs. Chace, and to your family for your profound loss.

I am so sad for you. He was such a kind brave man. |Stay strong. Withlove

One of the most lovely gentlemen I have ever had the privilege of meeting, even if only a few times. I appreciated his direct and genuine approach and interactions. Liz, to you and your family my deepest and sincerest sympathies.
Best,
Kelly Wishart

Liz, our hearts go out to you and you family during these trying times, please remember we are thinking of you and also praying for you.
Lovingly,
Marcia and Patty Kurda

To all the Chace Family, My heartfelt sympathy to all of you. Kim was a kind man to all and so good to my parents. My Mom and Dad loved him. He has left a long and lasting legacy of kindness and caring and wonderful smiles of his bigger than life presence. We were blessed to have known him. You are all in my thoughts and my prayers.