Cheryl, my heart aches for you and your family. Please know that others care deeply.

We consider ourselves among the fortunate ones to have known Chad,
His loving memories will always be cherished in my heart, we love you.
The Koswick’s Beverly, Allan, Deven & Karlee

Chad was an acquaintance of mine… I will miss his wonderful sarcastic sense of humor AND his knowledge about EVERYTHING under the sun (and “over” it…;) My prayers are with his family and loved ones.

To the Driscol family my thoughts and prayers are with you at this time of great sorrow. May you find comfort in the Lord. As He is there always waiting for us to call on him in our times of need and will help us get through this very hard time.
Take care and God Bless your family
Psalm: 73: 21-26

Dan

Keep praying sorry about your loss.

Chad and met about 3 years ago when I rented out 2 rooms for my son and I. Both my son Devin and I developed a friendship with Chad and Bailey. Even tho I have moved out, we still remained good friends. The pics show my 2 boys and Chad at an A&M game 3 weeks ago like we have done the year before. I’ll miss those annual trips to College Station and I will miss him. My heart goes out to his Family.

On the night of October 7th, 2013, I was sound asleep when I received a phone call from my dear friend, Claudia. Brushing it off as nothing, I ignored the call and went back to sleep. The next morning, as I stood on my balcony browsing through Facebook, I stumbled upon the reason she had called me. She wanted to tell me that God had called Chad home… I was numb, and I still am.
I am a graduate student at UTA, and I’ve been blessed to have Chad in my life for the previous year. He was always teasing me and giving me a hard time, but I know it was out of love. He never failed to be supportive when I needed him most, be it that I was having trouble with my own research, or that I had just gone through a tough breakup.
Words cannot describe the sadness I feel at knowing you are gone, Chad. You are irreplaceable to so very many people.
My thoughts and prayers are with Lizzy, as well as Chad’s mother and step-father. May God guide you through this trying time.

Chad, as much as we tortured each other, I know you cared about me. You were a great mentor, and an incredible friend. I can’t thank you enough for the support you’ve given me through the past year, and most importantly, through the previous few months.

I love you always,

-Little Linds

Chad…my cousin…my friend…can’t believe u are gone…I am so sad…I’m trying to do what u would do if the roles were reversed and u would b strong and u would pull family and friends together and laugh and share memories…u will live on in my heart and we will play cards again someday in heaven !! u are in a happy place..no more struggles to fight down here on earth…u are with ur dad and as much as it sucks to miss u ..to never hear ur voice again ….I have to know and trust that u are good… I’m going to find pics of us tomorrow and post them on here …I know I have some funny ones somewhere…funniest night ever was at gramma Watkins house after the bar closed..we were playing some sort of card game and using pennies and it turned into the funniest penny fight ever!! (Had to b there) !!! Even gramma was almost falling off her chair laughing so hard!!

We did not get the pleasure of knowing Chad other than through the stories shared by Cheryl, Dan and Liz. Through the years we laughed at the snakes and spiders living in the house while Chad was growing up. Also, we knew of his love for animals and how he had such a big heart when it came to dogs. I know that the loss of his dog Allie was such a heartbreak for Chad. And Liz you have not only lost a big brother but a best friend. Our hearts and prayers go out to the Driscoll family for the loss of such a wonderful kind hearted son and brother.