Chaz Rozema Obituary, GREENVILLE-SIMPSONVILLE, S.C. — Chaz Rozema, a Greenville, South Carolina, resident and Simpsonville native, has died on August 10, 2026, according to tributes shared by people who knew him. His passing has left friends, fraternity brothers, classmates and members of the Clemson University community mourning his loss.
Rozema was a student at Clemson University studying finance. During his college years, he developed interests in real estate, investment banking and entrepreneurship, areas that reflected his ambitions and plans for the future.
Those who knew Rozema have shared memories of his personality and character following news of his death. Tributes have described him as kind and easygoing, with friends remembering the relationships and experiences they shared with him.
One tribute from Watts Up On Sports asked people to keep the Rozema family and his fraternity brothers in their prayers. The tribute recalled meeting Rozema while discussing Clemson football and remembered his connection to the university community.
Rozema was also a member of the Chi Phi fraternity, where he formed friendships and connections during his time at Clemson. His death has prompted condolences from people who knew him through college, fraternity life and the broader Greenville-Simpsonville community.
The circumstances and cause of Rozema’s death have not been publicly confirmed in the information provided. No additional details regarding the circumstances surrounding his passing have been released.
A celebration of life for Chaz Rozema is scheduled for Friday, August 21, at 10 a.m. at Brookwood Church, located at 380 Brookwood Point Place, Simpsonville, South Carolina 29681. The service will provide an opportunity for family, friends and members of the community to gather and remember his life.
As those who knew Rozema continue to mourn, his memory remains connected to the friendships, college experiences and ambitions that shaped his life. Condolences are extended to his family, friends, fraternity brothers, classmates and all those affected by his passing. May his memory continue to be honored by those who knew and cared for him.
