Herb was my husband's cousin on the Chase side. He helped us so much with our family history research and was very encouraging, as well. He was so much fun to be around. We always enjoyed our visits. A trip to PA is on the horizon for 2020 or 2021, and we had hoped to reconnect. We are so sad to lose him. Our condolences to the family.

Gene and Renee' La Viness, of Broken Arrow, OK

Sorry for your loss, R I P.

Very saddened to hear about Herb's passing; he was always very supportive and encouraging to me as his pastor. However, I know he is with His Jesus whom he loved dearly. Herb will have no pain, tears, or sadness ever again, as that is the hope of all who claim Jesus as Savior.

For you the family, this sadness to will pass; but do rejoice in the fact that you may all see him again in Glory per the hope given to all believers.

Please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss and my greatest joy for Herb who is now truly home.

Rev. R. L. Reagle

Louise,Laurie,Jay,Gay Elizabeth and family’s.

We are very saddened by the passing of our best friend. We will miss our visits and many phone conversations. Herb could always make a comfortable and interesting conversation that had meaning. As you recall we had many family gatherings over the years. Some of the best memories were made up in Kinzua dam many years ago. A lot of fun at the farm raising chickens and beef cattle and endless party time. Even when our lives took different paths and we lived in various cities many miles apart ,Herb was always eager to stay in contact and plan visits from Boston to Palm beach fl.

As I write this ,Herb has only been gone a few days and I miss hearing his voice and will for the rest of my life. Skip & Sue