Chad James Prince

1986 ∼ 2020

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Chad James Prince, 33, of Woodville, Texas passed away Sunday, January 12, 2020. He was born November 28, 1986 in Port Arthur, Texas to Michael Prince, Sr. and Colinda Estes Prince. Chad grew up in Woodville and was employed as an Instrumentation Technician with HEMI. He was a member of Bridge Point Fellowship Church in Bridge City. A visitation for family and friends will begin at 12:00 noon, Friday, January 17, 2020 at Levingston Funeral Home in Groves with funeral services to follow at 2:00 p.m. Burial will be in Oak Bluff Memorial Park. Chad was preceded in death by his father, Michael Prince, Sr. and his grandparents. He is survived by his wife, Kayla Prince of Woodville, TX., mother, Colinda Estes McCollum and fathers, Richard McCollum and George Carr, daughter, Gracie Blythe of Woodville, TX., two sons, Payton Seal of Woodville, TX., and Raiden Seal of Woodville, TX., sister, Ashley Bowman and husband James of Lumberton, TX., three brothers, Michael Prince, Jr. of Port Neches, TX., Jeremy Howell of Beaumont, TX., and Tyler McCollum of Baltimore, MD., uncles, Nolton Prince and wife Cheryl of Nederland, TX. and Curtis Estes and wife Sabrina of Fred, TX., and numerous nieces, nephews, extended family and friends.

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Anonymous August 4, 2020

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Anonymous January 21, 2020

Kayla and the rest of the Prince family my heart breaks for you all. Sorry that I am just now posting this but being so far away news travels a little slow. My prayers and thoughts are with you all.

Anonymous January 18, 2020

Man bro i can't believe your gone man wish would have talk more fly high bro till I were you

Anonymous January 16, 2020

I met Chad several years ago where I was employed at Lake Houston Physical Therapy in Humble. Chad and another young man were selling banana bread for a cause and happened into our clinic. I couldn't help but be drawn into his soulful nature and his apparent zeal and love for the Lord. We chatted the few times he came by and I was hopeful for the day my son would be out of prison so they could meet. It was apparent they had so much in common. On his last trip in, we agreed to become Facebook friends. I was able to keep up with his life journey and was so happy to see how well he was getting on. I was extremely joyful to see him pictured with his lovely bride in their wedding photos. Well, he never got to meet my son and I've never seen him again, but Chad found a place in this Momma's heart and there his memory will stay. Until we meet in the clouds and sup with our Lord at his return for us, Chad. Sing and dance with the angels beyond the rainbow.

Anonymous January 15, 2020

Coach William's and I send condolences to Chad's family. May the Lord wrap His love and peace around you all.

Anonymous January 15, 2020

Chad, you were one of those guys who could make anyone laugh. You made a room smile when you walked in. You were fiercely loyal. Ava adored you and yalls visit up here made her your biggest fan. You got me more than anyone else. "No one truly dies as long as their memory is kept alive by the ones they loved". You will always be here because we all love you. You will be missed, cuz.

Anonymous January 15, 2020

Chad u will always be missed. I know your in a much better place now. U were one of a kind. I pray that God comforts your family and friends through this difficult time. Fly High & Rest Easy Chad Until we meet again.

Anonymous January 15, 2020

I only got to meet you one time but I deeply appreciate your love and care for my two grandsons. I am indebted to you for your kindness and love. May you rest in peace, my Brother.