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'It was time for him to run into God's arms': Teenager who married his high school sweetheart days after terminal cancer diagnosis dies one year later at the age of 19 with his wife by his side Chase Smith, from Indiana, wed his girlfriend Sadie Mills, in a home ceremony on April 29 last year, days after learning he only had months to live  The two exchanged vows on Sadie's parents' driveway at the same spot where they had shared their first kiss six months before  Chase passed away at the home he shared with Sadie on Easter Sunday at the age of 19, with his wife by his side 

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Man, 19, dies a year after marrying his high school sweetheart A man who married his sweetheart after learning he had terminal cancer has died at 19. According to The Indianapolis Star, Chase died on Easter Sunday at the Indianapolis home he shared with Sadie (Mills) Smith. They married days after learning Chase had three to five months to live due to a rare cancer. “God gave chase the strength to say his last words to me,” Sadie said to the newspaper. “He said, ‘I love you. Worry 0%.’” © Facebook Sadie and Chase Smith married in 2020. Sadie and Chase Smith married in 2020. (Fa...

"I’m not doing well," Sadie said. "I lost half my heart, my best friend, my everything." Chase and Sadie married April 29, 2020, just days after he learned the cancer he had been fighting since he was 13 had attacked again, spread throughout his body and was terminal. They were senior high school sweethearts. Chase was a swimmer, Sadie a diver. Inside the hospital when Chase was told he had months to live, he and his dad, Brad Smith, had a heart-wrenching talk. Brad told Chase he would help him get a ring. He knew, he told Chase, that Sadie was the love of his life.

Chase Smith, son, husband, warrior and faithful servant, laid to rest: 'He will live on' Dana Hunsinger Benbow, Indianapolis Star GREENWOOD -- The day was unfairly perfect, sunny and 64 degrees, a gentle breeze blowing, a windchime nearby making its own melody as birds chirped in the background. Or maybe the day was perfect because when the people he loved most would lay him to rest, Chase Smith didn't want gloominess. It was early evening as the line of cars rolled slowly into Mt Pleasant Cemetery, an old burial place established in 1830, with small hills and modest hom...