Anthony B. "Tony" Chambers, lifelong resident of Hobart, WI was 85 years old when he passed away, at his home. He is preceded in death by his parents, Thomas and Anna (Rausch) Chambers; brother, Thomas Chambers, Jr.; three sisiters, Margaret Chambers, Agnes Travenski; Dorothy Usiak; brother-in-law, Donald Van Straten; and nephew, Donn Van Straten.
Tony proudly served in the United States Army; he was stationed with Company A 7th Engineer Battalion in Germany. Returning from the service, Tony came back to run the family farm with his dad and brother. He loved work-ing on his farm; he would have loved one more ride on his tractor. A quiet man with a great sense of humor, Tony loved animals and always had a yard full of birds & deer that he enjoyed feeding; he also enjoyed collecting trains.
Tony proudly served in the United States Army; he was stationed with Company A 7th Engineer Battalion in Germany. Returning from the service, Tony came back to run the family farm with his dad and brother. He loved work-ing on his farm; he would have loved one more ride on his tractor. A quiet man with a great sense of humor, Tony loved animals and always had a yard full of birds & deer that he enjoyed feeding; he also enjoyed collecting trains.
Anthony B. "Tony" Chambers, lifelong resident of Hobart, WI was 85 years old when he passed away, at his home. He is preceded in death by his parents, Thomas and Anna (Rausch) Chambers; brother, Thomas Chambers, Jr.; three sisiters, Margaret Chambers, Agnes Travenski; Dorothy Usiak; brother-in-law, Donald Van Straten; and nephew, Donn Van Straten.
Tony proudly served in the United States Army; he was stationed with Company A 7th Engineer Battalion in Germany. Returning from the service, Tony came back to run the family farm with his dad and brother. He loved work-ing on his farm; he would have loved one more ride on his tractor. A quiet man with a great sense of humor, Tony loved animals and always had a yard full of birds & deer that he enjoyed feeding; he also enjoyed collecting trains.
Tony proudly served in the United States Army; he was stationed with Company A 7th Engineer Battalion in Germany. Returning from the service, Tony came back to run the family farm with his dad and brother. He loved work-ing on his farm; he would have loved one more ride on his tractor. A quiet man with a great sense of humor, Tony loved animals and always had a yard full of birds & deer that he enjoyed feeding; he also enjoyed collecting trains.
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