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Lacy Cox-Harding
July 16, 2018
What to say about a man who was more of a father to me than my own. He was there at EVERY basketball game, choir performance, track meet, birthday and holiday throughout my life. He was dedicated, stubborn, patriotic, hilarious, generous, a hard worker, intelligent and loving. He endured a lot over his 92 years of life and I couldn't be more proud to call him my Papa. God be with you 'til we meet again.
Mesa Falls, Idaho
Alisa Cox
February 4, 2018
Alisa Cox
February 4, 2018
Its taken me a few weeks to put into words what was in my heart and what wanted to say on here. When I was a little girl I would get up on my dads lap and eat breakfast with him. I remember he always has coffee with cream and sugar. I no longer drink coffee, but I still can remember what it tasted like. I was able to tell him one last time, in the hospital, that "he was the best daddy in the whole wide wide world." He gave me a little smile and laughed. It was something he would have us kids say often when he had something we really wanted. Later in life when I started having my own children he would have them repeat the same thing, using papa instead. It made me so happy to watch him interact with my children. I loved watching him laugh at silly things they would say or do. He was so generous with them. He would take them to the movies, out to fancy dinners(with my mom), to giants games, skiing, to McDonalds, had them over for sleepovers, shooting/hunting, getting Christmas trees, take the girls shopping for fancy dresses, plant flowers in the spring, and so so many more things. He cared about their grades, sports, school activities, and what was going on it their lives. He taught me so many things. How to maintain a car, how to fix a roof, plumbing, electrical, how to use a paint brush correctly. He also taught me honesty, hard work, and integrity. He taught me to always follow through on your responsibilities. He went out of his way often, for those that he loved. He was the smartest man I knew. His greatest quality was to love unconditionally. Feel so blessed to be a recipient of that. I will miss you every day, until we meet again. I love you Daddy. Lisa
Sherm and Lynn
January 30, 2018
Happy Trails to an incredible man, full of stories, humor and song. Art was a loyal friend and an irreplaceable member of the community (and especially Kiwanis), a family man of immeasurable measure. Our hearts go out to you and your family, Della. We have lost a fine and true friend, and we will be forever grateful for the time we spent with both of you. Love to you and your family.
January 25, 2018
Dear Della and family,
So sorry to hear of your loss. Art was such a good man. He and my dad, (Peanut), were such good friends. I hope they are sharing good stories up in heaven right now. All my love.
Sincerely,
Stephanie Crnich
Diana Dal Porto, Bridges
January 22, 2018
Hi Della I was sorry to hear of Art passing. My prayers go with you and your family. I never thanked you for coming to mom's funeral. I just know that Art was a lucky man to have you in his life, you two were so cute together. Lots of Hugs Della
Mikey & Jon
January 22, 2018
What a gentleman! Loved to visit & hear many fun & funny stories about his long & filled life. He was amust have been a character to work with having that great sense of humor - such a jokester.
What a hilarious memory we have of that trip to Petrolia for the 61st Anniversary. When Art broke out in song (remembering every word exactly) I laughed so hard it hurt. Who knew he could croon Moon River like he did doing karaoke! That man sang beautifully.
We won't forget him & will carry on our friendship with Sweet Della & the rest of his loving family.
Our lives are enriched having known him. Rest In Peace, Art.
Chris Alcorn
January 20, 2018
Art Chase, or better known as PAPA to all of us passed on January 11 at 11:29 pm with his family by his side. Papa I have so many personal memories that you made so special. Hunting in the Yolla Bullies with Ed Lewis and spending the night in a horse tralor to get out of the rain,all the Giants games which just won't feel the same ever again, every holiday with you and grandma,Brook trails,fern canyon, or our last few games of golf with Jamie up in Oregon. You and Grandma never missed a single football game I played no matter the distance you had to travel. I wonder now how trips back home will be? I had 43 wonderful years to spend with you and I find my self lucky yet mad I have no more. I sat with you and held your hand , I tried to say all I had to say but there's just not enough lifetimes . I feel for my own children, Chase and Brayden who never got enough time with you, and my youngest 4 year old Taylor who will never have the chance to know the special person you truly are in all our hearts. Your sense of humor, your kindness, caring,all your advise, our phone calls about sports , politics ,or just to talk . Thanks for always being there Papa lover you forever Whipper p.s. BOYS WILL BE BOYS
Gary Lovelace
January 19, 2018
Art was a great friend and an inspiration. He new how to have a good time and wanted to bring everyone along with him. He would always jump at the chance to lead everyone in song. Hugs to you Della
Vicki Black
January 19, 2018
Della, my thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Art was a special person
Tabitha Kuehne
January 19, 2018
He was a loving and wonderful man and excellent role model. I'm sad he's no longer traveling on earth with us. I'm happy he created all the amazing people he did!!
Priscilla Howard
January 18, 2018
Della and family,
My thoughts are with you at this time.
January 18, 2018
My condolences to Della and the whole Chase family. I've had some great memories of Art, many of which Dave has shared throughout the years. He was such a giving and wonderful man. He will be missed.
Love you...Norma
Travis Low
January 18, 2018
Uncle Art was the Best , attending Giant / Dodger games , to a plane ride to Was.DC to protest the taking of Redwood National Park , Always up for a good time !!! Rest In Peace Uncle Art ,you will be missed
Tony Fearrien
January 17, 2018
I remember when I was little going into Peterson's with my grandpa Ken Huffman (Logging). Grandpa enjoyed Art's fellowship and purchasing D6D's and 235's, not sure about D7E's 48a10358 his favorite CAT when logging for Louisiana Pacific in Mckay Tract. Alot of good memories with Art & Paul in sales,Joe and Gary in parts and Wally in the shop.Art always gave us hats and toys from that great store. Such a wonderful gift to this world. God Bless You Art and family.
Craig Kinser
January 17, 2018
I'll keep it simple. The best uncle ever!
January 17, 2018
Della and family,
Sorry to hear of "Uncle" Art's passing. We will miss his friendship and humor. It was always a pleasure to see you both out and about enjoying life! A fine character to say the least. Our thoughts are with his family!
Ricky and Laurel Ruud
Chip Sharpe
January 17, 2018
Art was a faithful servant to his community. Boy Scout Troop 15 always appreciated Art's attendance at Courts of Honor, his willingness to serve on Boards of Review, and his Kiwanis activities. Art will be missed by many. Thank you, Art's family, for sharing him with the world.
Kay Reckord Ames
January 17, 2018
Della, Steve and family: I am so very sorry to read of Art's passing. He was such a neat man with a wonderful warm smile and greeting when he saw you. He also had so much fun bowling in league at Broadway Lanes when he worked at Peterson Tractor, they had such a great time and I loved keeping score for them. Art left you with wonderful stories and memories to hold on to and cherish. He will truly be missed by all who knew and loved him, because to know Art was to love him. My sincere condolences to the family and please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time.
Christina Chase
January 17, 2018
I get up every morning and the first thing I think Oh daddy's not up yet I know with time we'll all get use to it but for now it's just wrong everything feels wrong the things we take for granted everyday as hard as I wish I'm never going to hear you say "morning kissy" the things I want to thank you for like typing an invitation from work and mailing them to my sister and I to go school clothes shopping or all the family vacations you were an amazing daddy and papa to our kids everyone of your grandkids have you to thank for showing them what it's like to have a dad who loves them we were so lucky to have had you in our lives we miss you so much ....Your daughter Kissy
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