1944
2021
Bruce Lyle Chase
July 27, 1944 - April 10, 2021
Bruce Lyle Chase died on April 10, 2021. Born July 27, 1944, to Stanley and Doris (Perry) Chase, he was raised on the family farm in Ledyard, NY, graduating from Sherwood Central School in 1962 and Baldwin Wallace College in 1966. He served four years in the U.S. Army. His career was in programming and technical support, and he retired from Bank of America in 2005. He was an avid reader, devouring both contemporary literature and the classics, and exploring such subjects as U.S. and world history, quantum physics and cosmology, and natural history. He loved classical music and the Buffalo Bills. He was an accomplished photographer. He was especially attracted to Yellowstone National Park where he frequently vacationed and, after leaving the bank, he became a tour guide there during the summers. He always said he had to retire to find his true calling in life. He would get on the big tour buses that came through the park and share his knowledge of and passion for everything Yellowstone with tourists from all over the world. He was a kind and generous man. Left to mourn him and to cherish our many wonderful memories, are: his sister, Carol Chase Romano, of Wiscasset, Maine; a nephew, Stephan Perry Romano and his partner, Jenn Stone, travelers of no fixed abode; and a niece, Lydia Chase Romano and her partner, Lauren Taylor, of Brunswick Maine. Services are private. Donations to Yellowstone National Park in his memory.
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Cindy Dattilo
April 26, 2024
Carol, Stephan and Jenn, Lydia and Lauren
Remembering Bruce on his birthday April 10.
Cynthia Dattilo
May 5, 2021
Carol, Stephan & Jenn, Lydia and Lauren,
I was so sorry to hear about Bruce. You are in my thoughts.
Ronnie Ryan
May 5, 2021
Ed and I are so sorry to hear of Bruce's passing. We are thinking of you in this difficult time.
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