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Services were held on May 15, 2007, at Grace [[Episcopal Church]] in Monroe. Interment was at Hill Crest Memorial Park in Haughton near [[Bossier City]] in northwestern Louisiana. In addition to his wife, Case was survived by six children, Mike Case of [[Carson City]], [[Nevada]]; Connie Case Barton and husband Jerry of Studio City, [[California]]; Cindy Case of Golden, [[Colorado]], Craig Case and wife Tami of Bluffton, [[South Carolina]], Barry Case and wife Stella of Elizabeth, Colorado, and Susan Case Liggin and husband Samuel, Sr., of West Monroe. He also had a surviving sister, eight grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.<ref name=obit/>  

Services were held on May 15, 2007, at Grace [[Episcopal Church]] in Monroe. Interment was at Hill Crest Memorial Park in Haughton near [[Bossier City]] in northwestern Louisiana. In addition to his wife, Case was survived by six children, Mike Case of [[Carson City]], [[Nevada]]; Connie Case Barton and husband Jerry of Studio City, [[California]]; Cindy Case of Golden, [[Colorado]], Craig Case and wife Tami of Bluffton, [[South Carolina]], Barry Case and wife Stella of Elizabeth, Colorado, and Susan Case Liggin and husband Samuel, Sr., of West Monroe. He also had a surviving sister, eight grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.<ref name=obit/>  

Roy Frostenson, a spokesman for KNOE, described Case as a familiar face to area viewers and "one of the mainstays of the early years at KNOE," begun by its namesake, the interim Louisiana Governor James Albert Noe, Sr. (1890-1976).<ref name=mns/>  

Roy Frostenson, a spokesman for KNOE, described Case as a familiar face to area viewers and "one of the mainstays of the early years at KNOE," begun by its namesake, the interim Louisiana [[Governor]] [[James A. Noe|James Albert Noe, Sr.]]<ref name=mns/>  

Case was the third prominent Louisiana journalist to die unexpectedly between April 14 and May 10, 2007. [[John LaPlante, Jr.]], the Capitol Bureau Chief of the ''Baton Rouge Morning Advocate'' died from a swimming accident at Galveston, [[Texas]], on April 14. [[Tim Greening]], humor columnist with ''The Shreveport Times,'' died on April 18 of an apparent heart attack at the age of thirty-eight.

Case was the third prominent Louisiana journalist to die unexpectedly between April 14 and May 10, 2007. [[John LaPlante, Jr.]], the Capitol Bureau Chief of the ''Baton Rouge Morning Advocate'' died from a swimming accident at Galveston, [[Texas]], on April 14. [[Tim Greening]], humor columnist with ''The Shreveport Times,'' died on April 18 of an apparent heart attack at the age of thirty-eight.