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Chad P. Francise, 45, a native of White Castle, LA and resident of Scottsdale, AZ, died on Monday, January 6, 2020. Growing up in White Castle, LA, Chad was fun, loving, mischievous and gregarious. He was a people person with a great sense of humor who loved loud music and charmed older ladies. His friends, family and teachers adored him. Chad brought joy to the world. Industrious, Chad had a colorful career. At the age of sixteen he got a job at a video store and bought his own car, a Trans Am. He landed work at Plaquemine Bank and bought his own condo. He then moved to Godchaux's. Adventurous Chad transferred to the Phoenix area from Tempe to Chandler to Scottsdale where he made his home in Arizona and had numerous friends. Chad had a keen eye for all that glittered. He became a highly successful Realtor at the Prestigious Sothaby's Agency. With an eye for design, Chad used his talents to renovate and decorate homes to perfection. He designed jewelry and had a classy taste in fashion. He created several new products that he patented. He loved the beauty in things and lived the good life. Chad was an avid animal lover. He supported shelters and adored his dogs, Buffie, Spike and Gardo. He loved traveling where he visited Spain, Thailand, Rome and Mykonos. Chad's favorite place to eat was McDonalds. He ate there every day so much to where they always had his food ready and he would make sure to tell them to pack his fries. Life became bigger than Chad but his spirit will always be with us. He leaves behind to cherish his memory his parents, Randy and Debra Francise; one brother, Jeremy and wife, Faith; niece, Emily Grace Francise; grandmother, Shirley Folse, aunts and uncles, Dana Folse, Mickey (Tammy) Folse, Ernie, Perry, Gordon, John and Jamie (Katherine) Francise, his teachers, friends and special friend Chris Tobey who contributed so much to Chad's life and numerous other family members. He is preceded in death by his grandparents, Warren Folse, Sr. and Neesie and Rita Francise and numerous other family members. Service for Chad will be private.
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Chad was a great guy! May he Rest In Peace !❤
Bobby Pandocchi
Friend
April 16, 2021
Chad and I went to high school together. He was a great friend with a huge heart. Always smiling and making people laugh. My deepest sympathies to the family and all of his many friends. Chad will be missed by many!! Rest easy Classmate..
January 15, 2020
RANDY, DEBRA AND FAMILY WE R SO SORRY TO HEAR OF CHAD'S PASSING. HE WAS SUCH A HANDSOME LIL GUY. YOU ALL WILL REMAIN IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS. RIP CHAD U WILL BE MISSED. WITH OUR LOVE AND PRAYERS
MARIAN R. GUERCIO
January 14, 2020
Chad was in some ways like a son to me. Even after leaving Baton Rouge, he would call me several times a year for advice or just to see how I was doing. He was a fine young man and will be missed.
Marshall Vass
January 14, 2020
Debra, Randy and family my sincere condolences go out to you. Chad was such a handsome man and lived life to the fullest. He will always be in my prayers. May he Rest In Peace.
Wanda Daigle
January 13, 2020
Randy, Debra & Jeremy,
So sorry to hear of Chad's recent passing. Antoine & I will never forget the kindness you showed to us by providing a meal & dessert when we lost our home to that dreadful fire. We were so touched by your genuine concern & generosity. We will pray for the comfort & peace for your family. We know Chad will be missed by all those who knew & loved him.
Susan & Antoine Landry
January 13, 2020
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
The Staff of Ourso Funeral Home
January 13, 2020
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