Reba was born to Robert and Rose (Farris) Anderson. She married Thomas "Nat" Chambers on Aug. 16, 1947, in Oak Ridge, Tenn. He survives.
Also surviving are daughters, Angela (Pat) Stachewicz and Deb (Jim) Golden; son, Tom (Donna) Chambers; sisters, Alene Tribble, Polly Purnell, Jewel Whitaker and Marie Lemons; grandchildren, Tom Chambers, Cindy (Matt) Warner, Tim Pierantoni, Bill (Denise) Hoffman, Rick (Jill) Hoffman and Dannie (Tiffany) Hoffman; great-grandchildren, Clay Hoffman, Nathan Hoffman, Dawson and Delaney Hoffman and Tawneey, Trinitee and Toreey Hoffman.
She was preceded in death by her parents; two sisters, Dolan Hillard and Erlene Smedley; and one grandson, Robert Hoffman.
Reba first worked at Kitchen Made Pies, then Dr. Bianco's office, and last worked as the activity director at Apostolic Christian Home, retiring on Aug. 11, 1989.
She was a member of Church of Christ in Crossville, Tenn.
Reba also enjoyed working on puzzles, quilting, crocheting and needle point. She loved getting together with her kids and grandkids. Her family always came first.
Cremation has been accorded. Private family burial of ashes will be in Chillicothe City Cemetery at a later date.
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Also surviving are daughters, Angela (Pat) Stachewicz and Deb (Jim) Golden; son, Tom (Donna) Chambers; sisters, Alene Tribble, Polly Purnell, Jewel Whitaker and Marie Lemons; grandchildren, Tom Chambers, Cindy (Matt) Warner, Tim Pierantoni, Bill (Denise) Hoffman, Rick (Jill) Hoffman and Dannie (Tiffany) Hoffman; great-grandchildren, Clay Hoffman, Nathan Hoffman, Dawson and Delaney Hoffman and Tawneey, Trinitee and Toreey Hoffman.
She was preceded in death by her parents; two sisters, Dolan Hillard and Erlene Smedley; and one grandson, Robert Hoffman.
Reba first worked at Kitchen Made Pies, then Dr. Bianco's office, and last worked as the activity director at Apostolic Christian Home, retiring on Aug. 11, 1989.
She was a member of Church of Christ in Crossville, Tenn.
Reba also enjoyed working on puzzles, quilting, crocheting and needle point. She loved getting together with her kids and grandkids. Her family always came first.
Cremation has been accorded. Private family burial of ashes will be in Chillicothe City Cemetery at a later date.
Davison-Fulton Anderson Chapel
Reba was born to Robert and Rose (Farris) Anderson. She married Thomas "Nat" Chambers on Aug. 16, 1947, in Oak Ridge, Tenn. He survives.
Also surviving are daughters, Angela (Pat) Stachewicz and Deb (Jim) Golden; son, Tom (Donna) Chambers; sisters, Alene Tribble, Polly Purnell, Jewel Whitaker and Marie Lemons; grandchildren, Tom Chambers, Cindy (Matt) Warner, Tim Pierantoni, Bill (Denise) Hoffman, Rick (Jill) Hoffman and Dannie (Tiffany) Hoffman; great-grandchildren, Clay Hoffman, Nathan Hoffman, Dawson and Delaney Hoffman and Tawneey, Trinitee and Toreey Hoffman.
She was preceded in death by her parents; two sisters, Dolan Hillard and Erlene Smedley; and one grandson, Robert Hoffman.
Reba first worked at Kitchen Made Pies, then Dr. Bianco's office, and last worked as the activity director at Apostolic Christian Home, retiring on Aug. 11, 1989.
She was a member of Church of Christ in Crossville, Tenn.
Reba also enjoyed working on puzzles, quilting, crocheting and needle point. She loved getting together with her kids and grandkids. Her family always came first.
Cremation has been accorded. Private family burial of ashes will be in Chillicothe City Cemetery at a later date.
Davison-Fulton Anderson Chapel
Also surviving are daughters, Angela (Pat) Stachewicz and Deb (Jim) Golden; son, Tom (Donna) Chambers; sisters, Alene Tribble, Polly Purnell, Jewel Whitaker and Marie Lemons; grandchildren, Tom Chambers, Cindy (Matt) Warner, Tim Pierantoni, Bill (Denise) Hoffman, Rick (Jill) Hoffman and Dannie (Tiffany) Hoffman; great-grandchildren, Clay Hoffman, Nathan Hoffman, Dawson and Delaney Hoffman and Tawneey, Trinitee and Toreey Hoffman.
She was preceded in death by her parents; two sisters, Dolan Hillard and Erlene Smedley; and one grandson, Robert Hoffman.
Reba first worked at Kitchen Made Pies, then Dr. Bianco's office, and last worked as the activity director at Apostolic Christian Home, retiring on Aug. 11, 1989.
She was a member of Church of Christ in Crossville, Tenn.
Reba also enjoyed working on puzzles, quilting, crocheting and needle point. She loved getting together with her kids and grandkids. Her family always came first.
Cremation has been accorded. Private family burial of ashes will be in Chillicothe City Cemetery at a later date.
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