Christopher Ron Chambers was the second of six children born on March 2, 1973 in Denton, Texas to parents Frank and Beverly Chambers. Chris departed this life on Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at Medical City of Lewisville. Chris was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Harlee and Willie Mae Hare.
Chris began playing sports at an early age alongside his brothers, cousins, and close friends. He played football, baseball, basketball, and ran track. Although his main sport was football, he loved to pitch baseball. Chris grew bigger and stronger through junior high and high school. He started out playing linebacker but realized that he liked running the ball and scoring touchdowns. As a sophomore, he was able to play sports in high school with his older brother, Stanley. He scored 4 touchdowns against the district rival, the Trinity Trojans, and that same year, he ran for 1014 yards. This put him on the first team All-District. Chris also participated and did very well in powerlifting. His senior year was just as bright as his junior year. After high school, he was awarded an athletic scholarship to Kilgore Junior College to play football (1991-1992) where he obtained his Associates Degree and moved to San Angelo State University until 1993. Chris began working construction jobs with family ad friends throughout the remainder of his life. During Chris' life he was outgoing and had a heart of gold. He loved the game of dominoes.
He had two beautiful children whom he loved dearly, daughter Kylee, and son, Andre.
He leaves to cherish his memories; son Andre, daughter Kylee, grandson Ezra; his mother Beverly, father Frank; three brothers Stanley (Teresa), Bradley, and Damien; two sisters Denesha (Bryan) and Sharonica; his paternal grandmother Ruth "Puddin" Chambers; play brother Charles "Tu" Burns; and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
Chris began playing sports at an early age alongside his brothers, cousins, and close friends. He played football, baseball, basketball, and ran track. Although his main sport was football, he loved to pitch baseball. Chris grew bigger and stronger through junior high and high school. He started out playing linebacker but realized that he liked running the ball and scoring touchdowns. As a sophomore, he was able to play sports in high school with his older brother, Stanley. He scored 4 touchdowns against the district rival, the Trinity Trojans, and that same year, he ran for 1014 yards. This put him on the first team All-District. Chris also participated and did very well in powerlifting. His senior year was just as bright as his junior year. After high school, he was awarded an athletic scholarship to Kilgore Junior College to play football (1991-1992) where he obtained his Associates Degree and moved to San Angelo State University until 1993. Chris began working construction jobs with family ad friends throughout the remainder of his life. During Chris' life he was outgoing and had a heart of gold. He loved the game of dominoes.
He had two beautiful children whom he loved dearly, daughter Kylee, and son, Andre.
He leaves to cherish his memories; son Andre, daughter Kylee, grandson Ezra; his mother Beverly, father Frank; three brothers Stanley (Teresa), Bradley, and Damien; two sisters Denesha (Bryan) and Sharonica; his paternal grandmother Ruth "Puddin" Chambers; play brother Charles "Tu" Burns; and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
Christopher Ron Chambers was the second of six children born on March 2, 1973 in Denton, Texas to parents Frank and Beverly Chambers. Chris departed this life on Tuesday, April 28, 2020 at Medical City of Lewisville. Chris was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents, Harlee and Willie Mae Hare.
Chris began playing sports at an early age alongside his brothers, cousins, and close friends. He played football, baseball, basketball, and ran track. Although his main sport was football, he loved to pitch baseball. Chris grew bigger and stronger through junior high and high school. He started out playing linebacker but realized that he liked running the ball and scoring touchdowns. As a sophomore, he was able to play sports in high school with his older brother, Stanley. He scored 4 touchdowns against the district rival, the Trinity Trojans, and that same year, he ran for 1014 yards. This put him on the first team All-District. Chris also participated and did very well in powerlifting. His senior year was just as bright as his junior year. After high school, he was awarded an athletic scholarship to Kilgore Junior College to play football (1991-1992) where he obtained his Associates Degree and moved to San Angelo State University until 1993. Chris began working construction jobs with family ad friends throughout the remainder of his life. During Chris' life he was outgoing and had a heart of gold. He loved the game of dominoes.
He had two beautiful children whom he loved dearly, daughter Kylee, and son, Andre.
He leaves to cherish his memories; son Andre, daughter Kylee, grandson Ezra; his mother Beverly, father Frank; three brothers Stanley (Teresa), Bradley, and Damien; two sisters Denesha (Bryan) and Sharonica; his paternal grandmother Ruth "Puddin" Chambers; play brother Charles "Tu" Burns; and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
Chris began playing sports at an early age alongside his brothers, cousins, and close friends. He played football, baseball, basketball, and ran track. Although his main sport was football, he loved to pitch baseball. Chris grew bigger and stronger through junior high and high school. He started out playing linebacker but realized that he liked running the ball and scoring touchdowns. As a sophomore, he was able to play sports in high school with his older brother, Stanley. He scored 4 touchdowns against the district rival, the Trinity Trojans, and that same year, he ran for 1014 yards. This put him on the first team All-District. Chris also participated and did very well in powerlifting. His senior year was just as bright as his junior year. After high school, he was awarded an athletic scholarship to Kilgore Junior College to play football (1991-1992) where he obtained his Associates Degree and moved to San Angelo State University until 1993. Chris began working construction jobs with family ad friends throughout the remainder of his life. During Chris' life he was outgoing and had a heart of gold. He loved the game of dominoes.
He had two beautiful children whom he loved dearly, daughter Kylee, and son, Andre.
He leaves to cherish his memories; son Andre, daughter Kylee, grandson Ezra; his mother Beverly, father Frank; three brothers Stanley (Teresa), Bradley, and Damien; two sisters Denesha (Bryan) and Sharonica; his paternal grandmother Ruth "Puddin" Chambers; play brother Charles "Tu" Burns; and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
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