Chad S. Griser
December 18, 1979 ~ February 14, 2012
Beloved Son, Brother, Grandson, Uncle, Cousin, Friend age 32 of Hugo, passed away on Feb. 14th. Preceded in death by grandfather, Ray Kreyer; brothers, Michael Griser, Tony Houle. Survived by mother, Cindy Smith; father, Gordon (Blondie); siblings, Steve (Erika) Kreyer, Annie (Ryan) Berkness, Darian Brill; grandmother, Dorothy Kreyer; sister-in-laws, Ronda Griser, Michelle Houle; many nieces, nephews, cousins, dear friends; and Chads cat, Missy MaineCoon. Visitation will be 4-8 PM Monday Feb. 20th at Roberts Family Funeral Home, 555 SW Centennial Dr. Forest Lake. Celebration of Chads Life will be 11:00 AM Tues. Feb. 21st at Maranatha Assembly of God, 24799 Forest Blvd., Forest Lake, with visitation one hour prior. In lieu of flowers, memorials preferred to the Chad Griser Memorial Trust.
My prayers and thoughts go out to your family and friends. I have my own fond memories of you and will never forget the day you stopped over and you said I was on poop patrol and you had an easier way to get that poop all picked up. You’d come over next time with the street sweaper and have it done in no time. Laugh!!! I never laughed with you so hard in all my life. A great person that will be missed by many!!! May you R.I.P. Chad.
I was like twenty Chad, Payson and Ian were going to the taste on a rude one and on the way we see a PIG and ask him is it alright if we brought a beer bong he said I cant see why not as long as the beer was purchased there!!! Im pretty sure we might be the only people to beer bong at the taste and it was legal!!! Many more stories but that one is amazing in its self!! Infact im going to the taste just to Bong a beer For my Brother!!!
Chad was my cousin and the most memorable time for me is probably when he was only 3 or 4 and we were laughing at our crazy Aunt Alice and Aunt Nancy riding bikes down the road at Uncle Tom’s house. You were too young Chad, and had so much more to give. RIP now and watch over us all. Uncle Gordy, in this tough time we are all with you and are here to support you…. Loving you Chad, ALWAYS…
I was known by Chad as “Chances Mom”.. What a history we all went through together. I will always remember you Cindy and Annie as we all gathered together at St Croix meetings. Chad was always so polite yet he and Chance both had that little spark of “up to something” in their eyes. They loved each other like brothers. I know Chad will live on in alot of fond memories. Our hearts are with you and prayers for you. God bless you with His Peace . JoAnna Meyer (as Chad called me, Chance’s Mom)
I loved his infectious smile and how goofy he was. He had such a big heart no matter the wrong things he was doing. He was such a gentleman and said that no lady should have to open her own door. I will always love and cherish every moment i spent with him.