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Henry Ray Chambers
February 21, 1953 - January 17, 2012
Columbus, Georgia- Ray passed away suddenly in his home, on Tuesday, January 17, 2012 at 4:00pm.
He was born and raised in Columbus, Georgia and went on to graduate from Baker High School in 1971. He went on to live and raise a family in Houston, Texas, where he worked as a construction superintendent for many years, before retiring in Columbus.
He had a great love of U.S. History, reading, motorsports and animals; namely a dog named "Buddy".
He is survived by his only daughter, Jessica Landry; his parents, Henry Grady and Clara Elizabeth Chambers; his brother Ronnie Chambers; along with numerous extended family and friends.
A memorial service will be held to celebrate his life at Crystal Valley Baptist Church, 6200 Macon Rd., Columbus, GA. 31907, on Thursday, January 26, 2012 at 5:00pm.
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William Cummings (1977)
sorry to hear of the loss of a friend it is a long time since we were classmates prayers to his family and loved one . no one want to have this type of loss at least he in a better place with the lord god peace upon his family semper fi
Joyce Torbic (Livingston) (1971)
From all the members of the class of BHS '71, our prayers and thoughts are with Ray's family at this time. We share your sorrow in the sudden loss of Ray. God speed, Ray...rest in peace.
Deborah S. "Debbie" Smith (Ammons) (1971)
I was shocked about the passing of Ray. We had been friends since we were 5. I have some great memories of us at Winterfield, Eddy and Baker High School. I had just talked to him the day before he passed and had made plans to go to lunch. My thoughts and prayers are with his mom, dad, and brother.
Debbie Smith Ammons
Robert (Bobby) Dykes (1969)
I am so sorry to hear of Ray's passing. I had just reconnected with him on this sight. My condolences go out to Ron and the rest of his family.
Barbara Burroughs (Hodges) (1971)
Even my mom remembers the "big-earred, buck-toothed boy" that I had a crush on in first grade. I always thought of him as one of my best friends in school, even though we didn't hang out a lot. I was really sorry to hear that he had passed. Barbara Burroughs Hodges
Regina Gail Colwell (Singleton) (1968)
I am so sorry to hear about Ray's passing. He was a great guy; condolences to his family.
Nansi Rogers (Wildenberg) (1969)
So sorry to hear about Ray's passing. My prayers are with his family, that the Lord will give them peace and they will be able to find comfort in their memories. My thoughts & prayers are with you.