Linda Lou Chamberlain

Linda was born at the family home on Wilgus Road in Williamston, MI weighing in at 3lbs on January 24, 1942 to the late Curtis and Nina (Bickford) Baughan. Linda's father made her an incubator. Linda was the oldest out of six siblings.

Linda was a 1960 Webberville High School graduate. That's where she met her late husband, Ralph Wesley Chamberlain Jr. of 62 years.

Linda had various jobs while raising their family. The one that meant the most to her was driving a school bus for Webberville Community Schools. In 1962 she began with her own north route of Bell Oak, Morrice, Corey and Hoxie roads. She always went the extra mile to listen to the students problems and tried to console them and make feel loved. The families around Webberville knew when she drove to and from an event, as she would sound the horn letting everyone know the students are back. Linda retired in 2000.

Linda leaves behind her three children, Ralph Chamberlain III his wife Annette, Teresa her husband Michael Toth, and Floyd Chamberlain his girlfriend Jacquelyn Bullen: grandchildren, Brooke Tate (Thomas), Lindsey Latta (Michael), Eric Toth (Krystal), Presley Davis (Ethan), Parker Chamberlain (Sierra): great-grandchildren, Nathan Densmore, Bristol Densmore, Ethan Latta, Virginia Densmore, Kendall Latta, Corbin Leavine, Wesley Tate, Blakeleigh Chamberlain, Henry Tate, Cora Tate, Hallie Chamberlain, Lottie Tate and Heather Toth.

She was preceded in death by a brother, Carl Baughan; two brother-in-laws, Edward and William Chamberlain; and a granddaughter, Heather Toth.

Visitation will be 10:00-11:00 am, Tuesday, June 16, 2026 at Gorsline-Runciman Funeral Home, 205 E Middle Street, Williamston, MI 48895. A funeral service will directly follow the visitation. Linda will be laid to rest at Rowley Cemetery. There will be a repast reception luncheon following the burial at Family Life Wesleyan Church, 3720 Rowley Road.

The family welcomes those who would like to attend this memorial in loving memory to this beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother and friend. Stories and memories of Linda would be greatly appreciated.