Louise Mae (Falone) Chase

Our beloved Louise Mae Chase passed away suddenly surrounded by her family on Thursday November 2, 2023, at the age of 95, due to natural causes.

Louise was born in Walpole to Louis and Mae Falone on June 14, 1928 and raised in Foxboro. She was a graduate of Foxboro High School, Class of 1946. Louise then worked as a secretary at the Foxboro Company where her father also worked. She met her future husband at the Foxboro Company, Bradford A. Chase Sr. and they married in 1953.  After marriage they moved to South Easton and raised their only son Bradford A. Chase Jr., who was born in 1961.

Six years after Bradford A. Chase Sr. passed, Louise moved to Carver to live with her son and family in 2007. Since this past August, we have had 4 generations living together under one roof. We’re all very blessed.

Louise enjoyed bowling and was on a co-ed league. She loved: The Celtics, The Bruins (until she could no longer follow the puck, as her eyes were declining from macular degeneration), The Patriots, whom she loved, her “Tom Brady”. She enjoyed sitting out soaking up the sunshine, watching TV, especially favorite shows: Golden Girls, Mash, Westerns, Judge Judy, Crime Shows, Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune, Family Feud and she caught the News Channel 3 times a day.

Louise is survived by her son Bradford A. Chase Jr. and his wife Robin, granddaughter Diana Louise, grandson Nicholas Anthony and his wife Brielle, and great-granddaughter, 10 month old Ada Louise.

A Graveside Service will be held on Tuesday November 14, ,2023 at South Easton Cemetery 473 Washington St. Easton, MA at 11:00am.  Cars will begin to line up for the procession to the cemetery at the Southeast Funeral Home, 93 Center St. Easton Ma, 02356 at 10:15am. All family and friends are respectfully invited to attend.

In lieu of flowers, expressions of sympathy can be made in Louise’s honor to American Macular Degeneration Foundation https://www.macular.org/want-to-help/opening-letter/donate

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