Chase Parker Stanley left this world peacefully and unexpectedly in his sleep on March 7, 2023, in Tyler, Tx. Though he left the world far too soon, and many hearts broken, the mark he left on so many will never be forgotten. He was a son, a brother, a friend and a loving father to Presley.

Chase was born on August 22, 1997. As a child he was caring, quiet, shy and typically led around on "adventures" by his Big Sister Chelsea. Most of those adventures involved a red wagon, capes and laughter.

As a youth he found his joy in sports and he loved playing baseball. He played it year-round and always found himself on the all-star team at Tomball Little League. He made many lifelong friends from those long days and nights on the diamond.

Chase loved music. He was an "old soul" who loved Pearl Jam, Soundgarden and a host of 90's grunge bands. The sadder and moodier the song, the better. He would spend hours on YouTube searching out live versions of his favorite songs.

After graduation Chase attended MIAT College of Technology and earned an FAA Aviation and Powerplant license to work on aircraft. He worked in the aviation and gas pipeline industry. Recently he had returned to school to further his education and earn a degree in Computer Programming. He would have graduated in May.

Chase loved his family and friends. He was often quiet. But if you ask his friends, around the right group, "he was the life of the party". Of course, you always saw Chase's competitive spirit shine thru when playing his late-night video games or rooting on his Astros and diving into the chilly November pool to celebrate every time they made it to the world series.

Being a daddy to Presley was his greatest joy. One of his happiest moments is when he and Taylor were able to bring her home from the hospital. He loved her with all his heart and was not above having his toenails painted or playing Barbie if that made her happy.

Chase leaves behind a family that includes his daughter Presley Stanley, Father Dan Stanley and his wife Paula, mother Traci Willis and her husband John. His grandparents Kay Stanley, David and Elizabeth Rossman and Brenda Hobbs. He

also leaves behind his Big sister Chelsea, Little brother Hunter and several cousins, Aunts and Uncles. They all do and will always love him.

Visitation will be held on Sunday March 12th from 5pm – 7pm. Services will be held on Monday March 13th at 2pm. All will be held at Klein Funeral Home in Tomball.

In lieu of flowers please consider making a donation to Tomball Little League in Chase's name.

The service will be live streamed by clicking on this link:

https://youtube.com/live/IpdI5cJc_pE?feature=share