It is with deep sadness the family of Jean Chamberlain announces his passing on December 1, 2019. He was born in Colcord, Oklahoma to John & Tessie Chamberlain. Together with his siblings Carl, Doyle & Reva they attended Chamberlain School House, helped their parents with farming chores and rode their stick horses hard through the fields.
In 1947 the family relocated to Hughson, and then Oakdale where Jean graduated from Oakdale High School in 1949. Jean was drafted into the Korean War and served in combat from 1951 - 1953. Jean met his wife-to-be at a dance at SJGH School of Nursing in 1955. They were marred on June 17, 1956. Together they raised sons, David (Lori), Jeff and Tim (Bryan).
Jean plastered homes and ran his small dairy until 1958. Times were not kind to small daries, so he eventually sold the cattle and moved to Modesto. Unable to leave the cows, he changed from plastering homes to building dairy barns.
Jean worked hard, but loved to spend time with his sons, grandsons and then great grandsons...plus a dog or two. He was a loving husband, a wonderful father, an exceptional grandpa and great grandfather extraoridnaire. His love and laughter will be deeply missed, and we will hold him close in our hearts forever.
He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Gayle, as well as three sons, four grandsons and three great grandsons, his beloved sister and best friend, Reva Pochelle, and extended family and friends.
Adapted from Lakewood Funeral Home obituary
In 1947 the family relocated to Hughson, and then Oakdale where Jean graduated from Oakdale High School in 1949. Jean was drafted into the Korean War and served in combat from 1951 - 1953. Jean met his wife-to-be at a dance at SJGH School of Nursing in 1955. They were marred on June 17, 1956. Together they raised sons, David (Lori), Jeff and Tim (Bryan).
Jean plastered homes and ran his small dairy until 1958. Times were not kind to small daries, so he eventually sold the cattle and moved to Modesto. Unable to leave the cows, he changed from plastering homes to building dairy barns.
Jean worked hard, but loved to spend time with his sons, grandsons and then great grandsons...plus a dog or two. He was a loving husband, a wonderful father, an exceptional grandpa and great grandfather extraoridnaire. His love and laughter will be deeply missed, and we will hold him close in our hearts forever.
He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Gayle, as well as three sons, four grandsons and three great grandsons, his beloved sister and best friend, Reva Pochelle, and extended family and friends.
Adapted from Lakewood Funeral Home obituary
It is with deep sadness the family of Jean Chamberlain announces his passing on December 1, 2019. He was born in Colcord, Oklahoma to John & Tessie Chamberlain. Together with his siblings Carl, Doyle & Reva they attended Chamberlain School House, helped their parents with farming chores and rode their stick horses hard through the fields.
In 1947 the family relocated to Hughson, and then Oakdale where Jean graduated from Oakdale High School in 1949. Jean was drafted into the Korean War and served in combat from 1951 - 1953. Jean met his wife-to-be at a dance at SJGH School of Nursing in 1955. They were marred on June 17, 1956. Together they raised sons, David (Lori), Jeff and Tim (Bryan).
Jean plastered homes and ran his small dairy until 1958. Times were not kind to small daries, so he eventually sold the cattle and moved to Modesto. Unable to leave the cows, he changed from plastering homes to building dairy barns.
Jean worked hard, but loved to spend time with his sons, grandsons and then great grandsons...plus a dog or two. He was a loving husband, a wonderful father, an exceptional grandpa and great grandfather extraoridnaire. His love and laughter will be deeply missed, and we will hold him close in our hearts forever.
He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Gayle, as well as three sons, four grandsons and three great grandsons, his beloved sister and best friend, Reva Pochelle, and extended family and friends.
Adapted from Lakewood Funeral Home obituary
In 1947 the family relocated to Hughson, and then Oakdale where Jean graduated from Oakdale High School in 1949. Jean was drafted into the Korean War and served in combat from 1951 - 1953. Jean met his wife-to-be at a dance at SJGH School of Nursing in 1955. They were marred on June 17, 1956. Together they raised sons, David (Lori), Jeff and Tim (Bryan).
Jean plastered homes and ran his small dairy until 1958. Times were not kind to small daries, so he eventually sold the cattle and moved to Modesto. Unable to leave the cows, he changed from plastering homes to building dairy barns.
Jean worked hard, but loved to spend time with his sons, grandsons and then great grandsons...plus a dog or two. He was a loving husband, a wonderful father, an exceptional grandpa and great grandfather extraoridnaire. His love and laughter will be deeply missed, and we will hold him close in our hearts forever.
He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Gayle, as well as three sons, four grandsons and three great grandsons, his beloved sister and best friend, Reva Pochelle, and extended family and friends.
Adapted from Lakewood Funeral Home obituary
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