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Garcia, Chase Azrael

Mountain Media, LLC by Mountain Media, LLC
November 11, 2025
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Chase Azrael Garcia, 13, of Blacksburg, made his transition into absolute peace this Halloween, October 31, 2025. He passed without pain, without struggles, and surrounded by the purest love.

Chase is survived by his parents Brittany Garcia and Adrian Garcia; grandmothers Priscilla Noel and Mary Moreno; grandfather Benjamin Garcia-Huerta; aunts Leigh Edmiston, Debbie Martinez and her husband Jesse, Nicole Linkous, Catherine Carter and Holly Noel; uncles Benjamin Garcia and his wife Eunice, Gilbert Martinez, Benjamin Huerta Garcia, Roman Noel, Brandon Bumbasi, Wayde Saffield, Justin Horne and Scott Edwards; and cousins Tommy Clarkson and Kamryn Edmiston. He was predeceased by his grandfather, Robert Noel, aunt Gloria Martinez and cousin Mike Clarkson.

Chase was a pure soul, a bright light in a world filled with darkness. A young man who would do absolutely anything to make someone laugh, be it a loved one or a stranger. He took joy in providing comfort and healing to anyone in need and had hugs that would melt any heart. A true lover of music, he would enjoy singing his sweet heart out. He loved to appreciate the beauty in this world anywhere he could, with his presence amplifying everything around him.

Chase made friends and stole hearts everywhere he went. A student who loved to learn and yearned to explore the world, his favorite subjects were history and reading. He loved video games and time with his friends. His favorite evenings were with his mother’s homemade mac and cheese, and a TV binge with his parents.

Chase fought bravely until the very end, defying odds every step of the way, never allowing his condition to let his smile or his loving heart falter. Chase won his battle, for his body may have lost, but his beautiful spirit grew brighter than ever.

Funeral services were conducted Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025, at 6 p.m. in the McCoy Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Neal Turner officiating. The family received friends before the service.

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