Chase Lieurance

Chase Lieurance, born February 6, 2001, in Knoxville, passed away peacefully at home on March 29, 2026. His departure marks the end of a vibrant youthful chapter, yet his memory will forever resonate in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.

From the very beginning, Chase carried a spark within—a bright, unwavering light that radiated warmth and kindness. He was a son, a brother, a grandson, a nephew, and a friend, whose presence filled rooms with laughter and gentle strength. Though taken too soon, the legacy of his spirit is indelible, woven through the lives of those who held him dear.

Chase is mourned deeply by his mother, Penny Lieurance, who now carries the weight of his absence but treasures the profound bond they shared. His siblings—Alina and Blake Covington, Ciera and Grant Gourley, and Damien Lieurance—grieve alongside their own unique memories of a brother whose compassion and fierce loyalty shaped their lives in countless ways.

He was cherished by his grandmothers, Margaret Hughett and Karen Lieurance, whose love guided and nurtured him; by uncles Marc Hughett and Hank Lieurance, and aunt Misty Hughett, who each held a special place in his story; and by aunts Jonette, Susanne, and Claire Lieurance, all of whom were part of his vibrant support circle.

The shadows of loss have long touched the Lieurance family. Chase follows in the footsteps of his father, Victoir Lieurance; and grandfathers Andre Lieurance and Roger Hughett, whose memories are part of the rich tapestry of family history that frames his life.

Though his journey was brief, Chase’s essence defies the constraints of time. His life—marked by kindness, boundless love, and a profound connection to family—leaves an imprint that will endure. He has slipped beyond the veil, but the echoes of his laughter, the warmth of his smile, and the depth of his heart remain engrained within those fortunate enough to have shared this world with him.

Chase Lieurance's story is one of both sorrow and celebration—a testament to a young man whose vibrant flame, though extinguished far too soon, will forever kindle the hearts of those who mourn him. His memory is a sacred light in the sprawling landscape of love, family, and life itself.