Stanislaus Chase

Still hard to believe Stan is gone. He was a good person and was always there when you needed him. He was tough on the kids at school, but was always fair. I always knew I could go to his office and talk to him about a problem I had with a student. He supported me , but also made me see things from a different perspective. I miss his friendship , his smile, and his line dancing with the kids at school dances. I can´t forget his roller skating either when we had skating parties. I will never...

Mr. Stan truly touched so many lives as a teacher, coach, administrator, referee, mentor, and friend. The Mansfield Family adored him and are honored to have known him. He will never be forgotten for his kindness, and caring nature. God richly blessed our lives with Mr. Stan. Love, Robin (Mansfield) Lewis

There aren't enough positive adjectives to describe one of the pillars of the Community !

Stan has not been forgotten. I was just thinking about him the other day and thinking about the skating parties we had. Stan was always out there skating right a long with the kids. He was a smooth skater and always looked like he was having a good time! Skating with the kids and doing the electric slide with the kids at our school dances always brings a smile to my face. Miss you, Stan.

I think of Stan often. He was a very special man. It is still hard to believe he is gone. I thought he would live forever. I bet he is up in heaven officiating those basketball and football games.

A year since Stan has been gone. I think of him often and the friendship we shared. Stan was a good man, someone you could always count on. He meant a lot to so many of us. I bet he is smiling down on us everyday. I miss him.

God's grace, mercy and peace be with the Family and Friends of Mr. Stan Chase. It is hard to imagine he entered the Heavenly Kingdom one year ago. Mr. Stan is greatly missed. Love, Robin (Mansfield) Lewis and Family

God Bless Mr. Chase. You were the best.

Mr. Chase was vice principal of Sykesville Middle while I was there and I still have the best memories of him coming and singing happy birthday to various groups of students(1987-1990 class). He was funny and even nice when I was sent to his office (due to my algebra 1 classmate playing the 'flinching' game with me). He'll be missed and I didn't realize at the time just how long he'd been educating Carroll County students. As a human, I hope I make an impression on even a fraction of a...