Norma Chase, the widow of Kansas City Bosses pioneer Lamar Chase and mother to current Bosses administrator and President Clark Chase, has passed on at 85 years old.
The Chase family reported her passing in a proclamation delivered by the group on Sunday.
The matron of the Chase family, Norma was a strong presence and profoundly associated with both the Bosses and FC Dallas, the Significant Association Soccer group likewise claimed by the Chases. She is the main lady to have gone to each Super Bowl in association history, including February's down between the Falcons and Bosses, which saw Kansas City catch its third Super Bowl in establishment history.
"Kind, liberal and unfailingly sure, mother was exceptional," the Chases' assertion read. "Her happiness and enthusiasm for life were irresistible. She cherished really focusing on others, and she generally had an uplifting word. She was an unwavering companion, the quintessential entertainer and she had an intriguing skill to cause everybody she experienced to feel esteemed and quiet.
"Mother was unflinchingly given to her family and furiously enthusiastic about her family's games groups. She was by our dad Lamar's side constantly - - from the consolidation of the AFL and the NFL to the development of Significant Association Soccer, Big showdown Tennis, the North American Soccer Association, and their establishing interest in the Chicago Bulls. She was the main individual we realized who matched his adoration for sports. Both of them found such satisfaction together, whether at home, or in arena waits all over the planet."
NFL magistrate Roger Goodell likewise made an announcement, stretching out sympathies to the whole Chase family and to all who had the honor of coming to know Norma all through her life:
"The whole NFL family is profoundly disheartened by the death of Norma Chase, who was a huge presence in the NFL throughout the previous seventy years.
"I was lucky to know Norma for almost 40 years and was constantly struck by her glow and beauty, her association with Lamar, and her pride in their loved ones. Norma's feeling of family reached out to the Bosses' association which she incredibly revered. Norma loved the Bosses and the NFL, and comprehended and partook in each part of the game. She adored being around the group and alluded to the players as 'genuine superheroes.' Norma went to each Super Bowl at any point played, including the two ongoing Bosses' triumphs, and was the main lady to do as such.
"Norma's part in football was featured as of late in the narrative fittingly named 'A Long period of Sundays.' Norma's place in NFL history will be for all time recalled by the Bosses' association and the whole association."
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Norma Chase, the widow of Kansas City Bosses pioneer Lamar Chase and mother to current Bosses administrator and President Clark Chase, has passed on at 85 years old.
The Chase family reported her passing in a proclamation delivered by the group on Sunday.
The matron of the Chase family, Norma was a strong presence and profoundly associated with both the Bosses and FC Dallas, the Significant Association Soccer group likewise claimed by the Chases. She is the main lady to have gone to each Super Bowl in association history, including February's down between the Falcons and Bosses, which saw Kansas City catch its third Super Bowl in establishment history.
"Kind, liberal and unfailingly sure, mother was exceptional," the Chases' assertion read. "Her happiness and enthusiasm for life were irresistible. She cherished really focusing on others, and she generally had an uplifting word. She was an unwavering companion, the quintessential entertainer and she had an intriguing skill to cause everybody she experienced to feel esteemed and quiet.
"Mother was unflinchingly given to her family and furiously enthusiastic about her family's games groups. She was by our dad Lamar's side constantly - - from the consolidation of the AFL and the NFL to the development of Significant Association Soccer, Big showdown Tennis, the North American Soccer Association, and their establishing interest in the Chicago Bulls. She was the main individual we realized who matched his adoration for sports. Both of them found such satisfaction together, whether at home, or in arena waits all over the planet."
NFL magistrate Roger Goodell likewise made an announcement, stretching out sympathies to the whole Chase family and to all who had the honor of coming to know Norma all through her life:
"The whole NFL family is profoundly disheartened by the death of Norma Chase, who was a huge presence in the NFL throughout the previous seventy years.
"I was lucky to know Norma for almost 40 years and was constantly struck by her glow and beauty, her association with Lamar, and her pride in their loved ones. Norma's feeling of family reached out to the Bosses' association which she incredibly revered. Norma loved the Bosses and the NFL, and comprehended and partook in each part of the game. She adored being around the group and alluded to the players as 'genuine superheroes.' Norma went to each Super Bowl at any point played, including the two ongoing Bosses' triumphs, and was the main lady to do as such.
"Norma's part in football was featured as of late in the narrative fittingly named 'A Long period of Sundays.' Norma's place in NFL history will be for all time recalled by the Bosses' association and the whole association."
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