
In loving memory of
Chad Daniel Wooten
April 30, 1993 — March 12, 2025
Chad Daniel Wooten, a devoted son, brother, uncle and Missouri National Guard veteran, is remembered for his steady service and the close family ties that shaped his life.
Remembering Chad
A life held close in memory
Chad Daniel Wooten (April 30, 1993 – March 12, 2025) is lovingly remembered by his family and friends for his commitment to service and the quiet loyalty he showed to those closest to him. Born April 30, 1993, Chad grew up surrounded by family and formed deep, lasting bonds that mattered most to him throughout his life.
Chad fulfilled a longtime dream when he joined the Missouri National Guard in 2010. During his service he worked with the 548th Transport Division as a wheeled vehicle mechanic and vehicle recovery specialist. Those who served alongside him remember a dependable teammate who took his responsibilities seriously and cared for the people in his unit. He served honorably until his discharge in 2023.
Family was at the center of Chad’s life. He is survived by his mother, Cynthia Wooten Allen; his father, Vance Wooten (Rebecca); and his brothers Troy (Jennifer), Sean (Kayla), and Trevor. He was a proud uncle to Troy’s three children and is also remembered by step-siblings Rachel and Sam, aunts, uncles, cousins, and many friends who loved him.
Those who knew Chad describe him as steady and principled, someone who found meaning in service and in the everyday ties that bind a family. His presence in the lives of those around him — as son, brother, uncle and friend — left a quiet but lasting mark.
Friends and family who wish to honor Chad’s memory may leave condolences with the funeral home. His loved ones remember him as a person who carried his commitments with humility and care; his memory will remain with those who cherished him.
Services and memorial arrangements were handled by Bross & Spidle Funeral Home & Cremation Services. To plant trees in his memory and to view the family’s guest book, please refer to the funeral provider’s memorial page.
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Chad was gone far too soon. May the love, memories, and moments connected to this life continue to be treasured, and may those mourning find comfort in remembering what mattered most.