Birth date: Feb 1, 1917 Death date: Aug 5, 2012
Hazel Mae Chambers, 95, of Zanesville, Ohio formerly of Duncan Falls, Ohio died Sunday morning August 5, 2012 at Genesis Good Samaritan Hospital. Born February 1, 1917 in Vinton County, Ohio she was a daughter of the late Thomas E Read Obituary
Yvonne - You are in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time for you.
Sincerely, Ken
Cindy & Family,
Many moons ago we were neighbors. I remember visiting your home so many times. I loved your Mother she was so fun to be around. May God watch over you all and allow you comfort during this difficult time.
Cindy, Rick and Family,
I only met her a few times, but Mitchell's 'Grandma Hazel stories' after spending the night at your house always made me laugh...
I hope you know how much I love you guys....
I'll be praying for you,
Alice
Thoughts and prayers for your entire family at this difficult time. May your treasured memories of the past carry you through the future, and may God keep you in the palm of his hand.
Cindy,
We are so sorry to hear about your mother. You are in our prayers.
Steve and Rose Oliver
Leonard and Cindy,
I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. I will always remember her being full of spunk and always fun to be around. I never go up Bridge Street that I don't look over and think about your mom and dad. I am living in Louisiana now, so I won't be attending services, but you two will be in my prayers. Always friends.
Dear Blaney Family,
We are truly sorry about your darling Mom/Hazel. What a special person she was. Sweet as pie and cute as a button....She will always be in our hearts. Love all prayers to you all.
Robin & Doug McQuaid
I always enjoyed your mother when I worked at nursing home. Loved seeing her dance at the activities. I know she will be missed by all of you.
Leonard and Cindy,
I wish to convey my condolences on the loss of your mom. When we three were growing up I can to this day remember how warm and loving your mom truly was. I can remember Leonard and I sitting at the kitchen table at the back of the house. We were reading some of Leonard's vast collection of comic books that he had acquired and how your mom would fix Leonard's meal. Never once through our early lives together did I ever hear her speak an unkind word and always she thought of others before herself and, I will never forget her smile she always wore when she greeted me. Since we graduated and took different paths in life I have always thought of you both and your mom from time to time throughout these many years. A few years ago I had the chance to see Cindy and your mom at Wal-Mart and, such a wonderful treat it was. It was like looking into the looking glass from Alice in Wonderland. Your mom or Cindy neither one looked like they had aged a day and I felt as though I had been spun through time to a wonderful day of our past. Your mom and you too Cindy were so very kind and it brought back so many great memories and long lost feelings of what true happiness was back then. That day she brought our paths together after so many years and once again before she left this earth, as though some greater power was guiding her and sending our paths to intersect once again. Your mom shall be truly missed by many and I shall reserve a place in my heart for her till the day I leave this earth myself and have a chance to see her again.
Cindy and family. We're so sorry to hear about your mom. What a special lady she was and we're sure she'll be missed by every that she has touched. We're thinking of you and you're in our hearts and prayers. God Bless Hazel.
