Jane Florence Chamberlain

January 15, 1944 - December 28, 2023

Jane Florence Sedin Chamberlain died peacefully in Hospice care at Medical City Arlington from COVID-19 and its effects on her mortal coil.

Jane was a strong, stoic woman who deeply loved her friends and family. She drew great strength from her faith and Church Family at Fielder Road Baptist Church, Trinity United Methodist Church, and The Resurrection Global Methodist Church. Jane Would spend the first part of each day praying for others and immersed in the Word.

Jane immensely enjoyed her nursing career and helping others, eventually leading teams in the Emergency, ICU, and Neonatal Departments. At the end of her nursing career, she worked to help doctors and hospitals evaluate patient care in the hospital and, after patients returned home, tirelessly striving to get them the best outcomes possible.

Jane met the love of her life, Walter S Chamberlain, At Fielder Road Baptist Church in Arlington, TX. They enjoyed many happy years together, traveling, playing hearts, pinochle, and attending Bible Study with friends.

In retirement, Jane returned to watercolor painting and was recognized with acceptance and awards in numerous regional, national, and international exhibitions. The copy from her artist's statement reads...

"I find excitement in color, form, and design, and watercolor to be one of the most expressive mediums. Inspiration comes from photographs and sketches of people, situations, and life I come in contact with on a daily basis. The spiritual part of me is very important and is reflected in most of my work."

Though she was physically limited due to the Pain and fatigue that Multiple sclerosis and fibromyalgia laid on her, She did all she could for others until the very end. Jane made teddy bears from donated fur coats for charities like Mission Arlington. She took it upon herself to reach out to the homebound members of her Church, Writing cards and including small original paintings or photographs, continuing this practice even when she became Homebound herself.

She leaves behind her Son Joshua Martin, daughter-in-law Cara Robertson, grandchildren Alastair and Matilda Martin, Gwendolen Jones, and two Jenday Conures, Meshack and Sophie. "

She joins her husband, Walter; her parents, Florence and Alvin; her brother, John; sister, Mary; and Many dear friends, Leo the Macaw, Gennifer, and TJ the Spaniels, whom she loved so much.

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Her Memorial service will be on January 26, 2023, at 10:00 am at Moore Funeral Home & Memorial Gardens, 1219 N Davis Dr, Arlington, TX.

Her Inurnment to follow at 2:15 pm DFW National Cemetery, 2000 Mountain Creek Pkwy, Grand Prairie, TX, where she will be laid to rest next to her Husband, Walter S Chamberlain, who preceded her in death in 2018.

The family suggests memorials to Meals on Wheels, Mission Arlington, or the National Multiple Sclerosis Society for those inclined.