Thursday, October 26, 2023
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I had the privilege of meeting Chace before he started school, when his older brother started kindergarten with my son. Chace was around 2 years old at the time, and I would often joke with his mom, Carrie, about his name. Whenever we would go to the school to pick up our boys, when the bell rang and it was time to pick them up at their doors, he would be so busy running around and playing in the basketball court or the forest and not wanting to come back that we would have to “chase” him back. Even back then, he had the same cheeky smile that was so contagious, and that I would still see every day while now working at our school, as he made his way out to play some type of sport at recess and lunch. He was always so full of life, energy, love, and laughter, and always managed to maintain a perfect balance of being funny and silly while still being kind and respectful! Chace will be sorely missed and always fondly remembered by anyone who had the pleasure of knowing him.
Rachelle Fontana
