Condolences from the lab at AmeriTi Manufacturing. 

To dad from your little boy Robbie 

Dad loved his family more than life itself.  Dad went through a lot of tough times, but he did whatever it took to support us financially while mom was taking care of us crazy kids.  They made a hell of a team together!
I will never forget the great times we had over the years.  From going for long fishing trips on the boat or fishing down at the Key Park, going camping, and taking dad and mom to the Armada Flea Market on the weekends.  I will miss all of the great times we had.
Dad taught me so much in life. He made me into who I am today.  The greatest gift he gave me is life.  He taught me how to fix just about anything with my hands.  Doing doorbells with dad was an experience that allowed me to bond with my dad.  You made me smile dad.  I am honored to have a father that was so loving and caring to his family.  Thank you so much dad!
With so much love and help from our strong mother, dad fought hard to be with us, but he couldn’t hold on any longer.  
Dad will be missed and will always be in our hearts forever.  I miss you dad! You can rest now.

I've worked with Tom and Rob for many years and had the pleasure of meeting George at one of Rob's Halloween parties. Although George was in his illness at that time I remember him and Pam coming for a little while (dressed in costume :) I'll never forget your family rallying around them making sure they were ok and having a good time. It was evident that there is alot of love and compassion in your family. Rob also spoke frequently about how much George loved Pam and all the crazy and fun times they've had as a large family. I'm sincerely sorry for your family's loss. My heart goes out to all of you at this difficult time. 

Tom, Rob, and your families. In our brief conversations about your Dad, I felt your love and admiration, and heartbreak for his suffering the last few years. Thank you for sharing the pictures that add a piece to the story of his life. Thinking of you and sending heartfelt condolences and prayers.

Alzheimers Association, Greater Michigan Chapter

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Pamela Chambe

Thomas (Karla) Chambe

Timothy (Lisa) Chambe

Christopher Chambe

Barbara (Adam) Estes

Robert (Dianna) Chambe

Russell (Mary Jo) Chambe

George is the cherished grandfather to 12 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren.


He was born on April 24, 1943, in Detroit, Michigan to the proud parents of Russell and Dorothy Chambe.

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George Vernon Chambe

April 24, 1943 – May 28, 2020

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