Chip was such a nice fun guy! I met him when I had just got out of High School and started working at Don Pablos Murfreesboro back in 2001. Chip always had a such an interesting story to tell about whatever we were talking about back in the day. I always looked up to him back then as he was a few years older than me and just seemed like he had it all together. I havent seen him in what feels like forever, but always thought about him from time to time. The world lost a really good person on Sunday, thoughts and prayers to all his family.... you guys raised a really great person.

I am deeply saddened of the lost of Chip. He was a great neighbor to my daughter. He had a sense of humor. He would come to the fence and start talking, about everything. Golf, football and his dog. He loved Bengle, his Jack Russell. Whenever Chip wasn’t looking, he would always roll in the dirt in the back yard. Chip would yell get out of there, now you have to have a bath. Bengal had a lot of baths. Chips always offered this help for anything. Painting or cutting grass. Once we discussed cleaning the gutters. He said he had the best tool for cleaning them. And offered to help. I told him it was kind of him and it was too late in the evening. Before I knew it, he was on the roof cleaning gutters. He was using his phone flashlight and the special tool. A toiletbrush. He did a great job. I will miss his talks at the fence and Bengal barking. A man taken too early. My deepest condolences to his family. Pam Gann

Deepest sympathy to Shelia and the Family in the loss of Chip. May the Lord give you much courage and strength at this time. David and Chip were very special to many of us at FBC. God Bless each of You !!