Chasen Lee Lenox

Chasen Lee Lenox, a devoted father, son, loving husband, and fierce friend, passed away on January 8, 2025. Chasen was born January 31,1988 in Salem, Oregon to Brock and Ronda Lenox. Chasen loved deeply, worked tirelessly, and could brighten the darkest places with his humor and contagious laugh. He brought joy and laughter to everyone he met. Chasen gave generously and never expected anything in return.

Above all else, Chasen loved his wife, McKenna, and their sons: Aiden, Kendricks, and Colt. Chasen and McKenna were married on April 2, 2022. She was the love of his life, and their bond was something truly special. Together, they travelled, laughed, loved, and built a life and a family. Chasen’s love for McKenna and their sons was immeasurable; they were his whole world. When they laughed, he laughed. When they hurt, he hurt. And when they needed him, he was always there. Chasen’s family was the cornerstone of everything that he did.

To friends and family alike, Chasen was the most loyal and supportive friend, cousin, brother, son, husband, and father you can imagine. If you were lucky enough to be loved by Chasen, you knew that he would take a real bullet for you. He was there through thick and thin, no matter what was going on in his own life. Chasen’s life wasn’t easy, and he was in near constant physical pain, but that didn’t matter to him; he was busy caring about everyone else.

Chasen also loved his work, and he spent twelve years working for Any Hour Services. He started as a Drain Technician, which added to his already expansive collection of toilet humor. He ultimately rose to the level of Plumbing Service Manager. He truly cared about everyone in his department and their successes. Chasen was known at Any Hour for his strong work ethic, dedication to his team, and willingness to help whenever there was a need. He had a passion for service and was born to lead.

Chasen’s passions also extended to sports, especially when it came to baseball and football. By eight years old, Chasen’s bedroom wall prominently featured a Ken Griffey Jr. poster. From then on he was a dedicated Seattle Mariners fan, and by his teenage years a Seattle Seahawks fan, as well. He was also a fan of the Portland Trailblazers, the Oregon Ducks, and the Las Vegas Golden Knights. He was just as loyal to his teams as to his people – win, lose, or crash and burn. He had a sizeable collection of Seahawks and Mariners memorabilia (much of it signed), with a smattering of gear from his other teams alongside.

On top of sports memorabilia, Chasen collected Oakley sunglasses, watches, pens, shot glasses, tattoos, and more. You could never visit a new town with Chasen without stopping at the nearest Harley shop to pick up a poker chip and a t-shirt.

His love of riding Harley-Davidson motorcycles joined a long list of hobbies and interests. Chasen loved baseball, boxing, golf, guitar, woodworking, shooting, and hunting. And to say he was handy was an understatement. Chasen could fix anything, and if something seemed particularly impossible, he could always “fab something up.”

Chasen was truly one-of-a-kind and he will be greatly missed. Through his tireless service and generosity, we were inspired to be more like him. As much as he laughed, we laughed. And as deeply as he loved, he was loved.

Chasen was beaten to the punch by his dad, Brock, but he managed to get there before his wife, McKenna; his sons, Aiden, Kendricks, and Colt; his mom, Ronda; and his siblings, Chelsy (Brett), Carson (Sydnee), Carter, and Joshua.

A party to celebrate Chasen’s life will take place at 2:00 PM on Monday, January 13, 2025, at Lindquist's Layton Mortuary 1867 N Fairfield Rd, Layton, Utah. In Chasen’s honor, pants optional.

Interment, Lindquist's Memorial park at Layton.

The Celebration for Chasen will be live-streamed and may be viewed by scrolling to the bottom of Chasen's obituary page at www.lindquistmortuary.com.

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