Chambers, Billy (Chickamauga)

Friday, May 25, 2012

Billy Chambers,  77  of  Chickamauga, Ga.,  died  Wednesday  May 23, 2012.

Bill  was  a  member  of  The  First  Church  of  God  in  LaFayette,  and  a   avid  fisherman. Bill  started a working  career  at  Wade  Brown  Furniture  Company  in  the  upholstery  department.  Then he  worked  for  Gilman  Paper  Mill  in  St.  Marys,  Ga.,  he  returned  to  Walker  County  where  he  worked  for  Lee  Henry  Upholstery  Shop.  He  finished  his  working  career  after  39  years  with  the  Walker  County  Board  of  Education.

He was preceded  in  death  by  parents,  John  and  Ruby  Ridley  Chambers; and sisters,  Jean  Chambers and  Velma  Brown.

He is survived  by his  wife  of  55  years,  Martha   “Geri”  Cannon  Chambers;  daughter,  Camay  Chambers-Wiley  and  husband Tommy  Wiley,  of  Chickamauga;  brother,  Charley  Chambers,  of  Rossville;  special  niece,  Jessica  Young; and  several  nieces and nephews.

Graveside  service will be Friday, May 25  in  the  Garmany  Cemetery  Service  conducted  by  Brother Philip  Williams. Pallbearers  are  Paul  Hentz,  Luke  Hentz,  Jerry  Snider,  Jimmy  Floyd,  Lebron  Kelley,  James  Stoker,  Kirk  Samsel  and  Joe  Henry. Honorary  pallbearers  are,  Wade  Harp,  Tommy  Copeland,  Lamar  Buckner,  Will  Smith,  David  Thurman,  Billy  Boyle  and  Gene  Mayberry.

The  family  will  receive  friends  Friday, May 25  from  1-3 p.m.

The  arrangements  are  by  Wallis-Wilbanks  Funeral  Home,  of  LaFayette.       


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