Aloha Everyone

I’m Michelle, sister of Chad Pasoquen AKA ChaddyP.

As most of you heard, Chad lost his fight to cancer and passed on September 24,2025

Chad knew how important he is in ALL of our lives as a dad, papa, husband, brother, uncle and friend. He was willing to do whatever it took for him to get well and always said “I’m not giving up”

Chad’s fight started in June 2022 when he was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer. It started when he thought he had an oral issue but in fact it was a tumor on his jaw that grew rapidly. He eventually had surgery to have the tumor removed. With that process, they also removed part of his jaw and cheek bone. This made it hard for Chad to eat solid foods. They started him on chemo and radiation. There were complications with treatment including high-fevers and low blood count. He received multiple blood transfusions and treatment needed to be stopped. The cancer spread throughout his body and also grew in his spine. At that time, he was hardly mobile. He had back surgery to remove those tumors and it helped for sometime. After that surgery, he continued to do every treatment that his oncologist suggested. Since he wasn’t able to eat solid food, he lost about 40 lbs. He needed to gain weight for strength so he asked for tube feedings. After trying multiple treatments that weren’t working for him, he decided to do a clinical trial but the tumors kept growing rapidly. In August, he was told there are no other options for treatment. Knowing that he tried all that he could to fight this evil disease and none of them worked, he decided to do in-home hospice. He knew it would be easier for all of us to keep our lives somewhat normal and get to enjoy the last moments with him at home. His wife Jamie stayed home from work to care for him for about 6 weeks. Their kids Brittany, Skye and Rayden also helped with the daily tasks of feeding, changing and anything Chad needed.

Those who knew him, knew he was the most self-less, humble, independent, hard working, fun and loving person. He was never too busy and always willing to show up or lend a helping hand. Chad was a hustler and worked overtime as a truck driver regularly to provide for his family, but he hasn’t been able to work since he started treatment.

This gofund me is set up for those who asked how they can help. Please only contribute if you are able to.

If not, please just share on your social media. These funds will help ease the financial burden and go towards Chad’s funeral service and final expenses. Sending our love and appreciation to you all!

Love - The Pasoquen Family