DEMAREST — Eric Bolling and his son, Eric Chase Bolling, weren’t shy about posting photographs of one another, sharing their memories and showing their closeness.
Pictures of Easter dinners or spending time together on Father’s Day, or of the younger Bolling’s graduation from Northern Valley Regional High School at Demarest.
Bolling’s tweets are mostly news commentary, in which the now-former Fox News host
But interspersed are photographs of him as a dad, smiling with his son, miles away from the fishbowl of cable news.
On Saturday, however, Bolling logged on to give another, grim update in which he heartbreakingly told the world that his son had died.
Kind words poured in from all over the nation, including attention from Trump, who retweeted one of the tributes.
Over the weekend at Eric Chase Bolling’s alma mater, Northern Valley Regional High School at Demarest, district officials were preparing how best to comfort students and staff.
Grief counselors were made available Monday.
“The district is deeply saddened by the passing of Eric. He had a lot of good relationships here at the school,” Northern Valley Regional High School District Superintendent James Santana said.
“As a district, we wish to communicate to the Bollings that they are in our thoughts and prayers,” he said. “Any time we lose a graduate it hurts the community.”
Eric Bolling made headlines recently when Fox News suspended him after the Huffington Post reported that “several years ago” he sent “an unsolicited photo of male genitalia via text message to at least two colleagues at Fox Business and one colleague at Fox News.”
Bolling is suing the Huffington Post reporter for defamation and is seeking $50 million in damages.
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