Birth date: Sep 7, 1977 Death date: Feb 16, 2021
Mr. Chase Alan Brammer, age 43 of Nashville, Tennessee passed away on Tuesday, February 16, 2021. He was born on September 7, 1977 in Nashville, Tennessee to the late Ronnie and Sherri Brammer. He is survived by his wife Lori Moor Read Obituary
Chase was my best friend, my brother, everyday I think about you and miss you. Love you always brother
I love you Daddy, and I will always love and miss you. You are in a better place, and we will meet again in Heaven with God one day. I love you so much, and I am so glad you're my Dad.❤️
Chase will truly be missed! I have known him since 3rd grade, there was no one as entertaining as him. Chase was not going to do anything he didn’t want to do, he was the most head strong person i had ever meet. This a tough day for us all who knew him, me personally- he was apart of ALL of my memorable 1st’s growing up. My best friend for 35 years.
This truly broke my heart. My childhood friend is gone🥲 I love you!! Fly high baby, you are free!! You’ll be truly missed by so many❤️
Chase, you were like a brother to me. I'll never forget when you saved me from drowning in the creek as a child. I'm thankful you experienced love and marriage and leave a legacy in your beautiful daughter. Most of all, my favorite part is looking back on our latest exchanges, where you expressed your belief in God and how you'd been seeking him and reading a daily men's devotional. I know you’re in heaven and free. God bless you and your wife and daughter. Much love!
Chase was one of the kind. My husband hired him to work for our lawn and landscape company probably over 10 years ago. . He was such a great hard worker. Who would ever guess Chase would end up being a huge part of our lives. He stayed with my husband and I few times when he had nowhere to go. Sadly my husband Jeff passed away and Chase was there for me and my family through the whole ordeal. When I had to travel Chase stayed in my home,, carried on mowing what customers we had left,, and took care of my dogs. I will never forget what he did for me. It was such a joy having him in our lives. I'm at peace knowing Chase has been reunited with his brother Jeff. We loved Chase like he was our own brother. His impressions of George W always made us laugh. I have so many great memories of him. After I moved from TN to TX he and I still stayed in touch. I just wish he could have made it out to see Texas. I don't have a lot of people I let in and trust, but I always trust Chase. Through his ups and downs we always loved him and always accepted him for who he was. I will truly miss him. I will continue to pray for his family and especially his daughter that they find peace and knowing he is now with the Lord. He is free! ❤️
Missy Lindmark
I've had the absolute pleasure in knowing Chase for a little over 2 yrs. Hearing his life stories, struggles, downfalls and losses, anyone would think "how did this man make it this far" Well I'll tell you. He had a heart of gold. He found the best in every situation good or bad. He had a humor that drew people in to his light. I know he loved his daughter and was very proud of the woman she had become. He spoke about her fondly. He loved and cherished all his friends he called family. He didn't have much in life but he was rich with wisdom, laughter and love he had for others. I do know he had such a tremendous impact on others lives, that now they feel a piece of themselves are now and will forever be missing. His legacy will now live on through his Daughter he adored. He will live on in the hearts, thoughts, of the many souls he touched while here on earth. May you rest in eternal peace my friend. Your wings were ready, but we were not. R.i.p Brammer.
RIP Chase we love you and will always miss you brother.
'' may the turf grow green above thee, friend of my younger days, none knew thee but to love thee, nor named thee but to praise'' RIP Chase.
