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Chase Hunter Bellah
Brownwood - Chase Hunter Bellah, 31, of Brownwood, Texas, went to be with his Lord on February 20, 2020, while doing what he loved.
Chase was born in Lubbock, Texas, on May 24, 1988. He spent the greater part of his life in Merkel, Texas, and graduated from Merkel High School. He then attended McMurry University while playing football and competing in Track and Field. After graduating with a degree in Business Administration, he began pursuing his career in aviation as a pilot. He received his ATP License, the highest license a pilot can achieve, and also later earned his real estate license. During this time he met the love of his life, Kelsy, and wed on June 8, 2014. Throughout their marriage adopted a dog, Nala, and they continued to enjoy Chase's favorite things in life: camping, hiking, boating, traveling, flying, and daydreaming. They celebrated the birth of their son Kylan on September 4, 2019.
Chase had the biggest heart and his family was his whole world. He was always striving to learn something new. Chase found joy in many things, but most of all in his son, Kylan. He will be remembered for his love of family and his strong love for his Lord and Savior. Many things led Chase to realize that he was not in control, and often said, "I am God's Co-Pilot."
He is survived by his wife Kelsy Bellah; son Kylan Bellah; parents Jimmy and Ginger Bellah; sister Kami Schuchart and her husband Garret of Temple; grandparents Carroll and Pat Bellah of Athens; mother-in law LeAnn and husband Chris Herd of Anson; and brothers-in-law Chase and Lance Scott of Abilene.
Funeral services will be held at 1:00PM on Monday, February 24, 2020, at the Merkel Church of Christ. Burial will follow at Rose Hill Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of Starbuck Funeral Home in Merkel.
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I actually stumbled upon this looking for an obit, and when I did, my heart skipped 2 beats. My heart aches for you all. We remember Chase in Levelland Little League, and your family as being such a wonderful, beautiful, caring and loving family. Our deepest sympathy and prayers go out to you in this. Prayers that God can somehow shower you with His peace and comfort that can only come from Him.
Danny, Sherry, and Kirk Alexander
February 26, 2020
Thinking of all his family and praying for the comfort that only God can give.
Luann Elmore
February 24, 2020
Chase was a great man and an amazing pilot. He worked for a short time as one of our aeromedical fixed wing pilots at AeroCare in Lubbock. Everyone enjoyed flying with Chase. He always had a smile on his face, had a great sense of humor and was such a proud husband and new father. We will miss him. Chase loved his job so much and on more than one occasion was responsible for helping save lives of those in need of aeromedical transport. God Speed Chase.
Your AeroCare Family
February 24, 2020
We have no words that can express our heartache we felt when we heard the news of this tragedy this week. We adore the Bellah family and lift Kelsey and their family up in prayer. Chase was someone that you gained energy from by him just entering the room and he will be missed by many, but never forgotten.
Brad and
Friend
February 22, 2020
I am so very sorry for your loss. Prayers to the Bellah family.
Lindsay & Mike Smith
Lindsay Smith
February 22, 2020
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