Lupe Vallejo Chambers

BornDecember 14, 1931Savage, Montana

DiedAugust 12, 2018

Johns Creek, Georgia

Funeral Services11:00 A.M.

Saturday, August 18, 2018Fulkerson-Stevenson Memorial Chapel

Sidney, MontanaOfficiating

Father Callistus IgwenaguSolo

Samantha Chambers Casketbearers

Harold Yelle II Eric ChambersDavid Chambers John ChambersAaron Yelle Roy Vallejo

IntermentRiverview Cemetery

Savage, Montana

Carried by the WindA uniqueness that could only come

from a Creator’s touch,

A life lived with simplicity of purpose

and unyielding strength,

From moment to moment,

All of life’s needs were met with a peace

that surpasses all understanding,

And now to the heavens,

A life rises up like a leaf carried by the wind.

In Loving Memory Of

Lupe Vallejo ChambersDecember 14, 1931 - August 12, 2018

2 Corinthians 5:8

We are con dent, yes, well pleased

rather to be absent from the body and to

be present with the Lord.

Hebrews 12:1

erefore we also, since we are

surrounded by so great cloud of

witnesses, let us lay aside every weight,

and the sin which so easily entangles us,

and let us run with endurance the race

that is set before us.

Mrs. Lupe Vallejo Chambers passed away peacefully Sunday morning, August 12, 2018 at the age of 87 at Emory Johns Creek Hospital in Georgia. Born on December 14, 1931, Lupe was originally from Savage, MT. Born to Desi and Paula Vallejo, she was the oldest of ten children, Chris na Finnicum, Elisa Olsen, Lydia Wandler, Andy Vallejo, Victor Vallejo, Esther Sorensen, Lola Herbert, Roy Vallejo, and Margaret Seigle. In the mid 1950’s, she met her rst husband, Harold Yelle (1930-1971), while working as a nurse in Taunton, MA. While in Massachuse s, she raised her rst son, Harold Yelle II, of Raleigh, NC. Lupe married her second husband, John Chambers (1930-2003) in 1960 and raised her three sons Harold, Eric Chamber, of Raleigh, NC, and David Chamber, of Atlanta, GA. A er raising her children, she returned to nursing for 15 years. She worked at Women’s Prison and at Peace College in Raleigh un l she re red.

In 2015, she moved to Atlanta to join her son David, his wife Wendy and their children, Jacqueline, Kevin and his wife, Joanna Chapin, who reside in Concord, CA. Surviving grandchildren, of her son Eric and his wife Wendy are John and Samantha. Surviving grandchildren, of her son Harold and his wife Donna are Aaron, Rachel, and Kathleen and her husband Daniel Bergevin, and their two children Anne and Rob from Washington, NC.

Lupe always remained ac ve in her community and church. She loved doing cra s, playing Bridge, interpre ng for the La no community, collec ng for the needy, making ower arrangements for the church, and she loved the Lord. Lupe was happiest when she was around other people, and would

nd ways to take part in the lives of as many people as she could. She would help friends start and sustain their small businesses by providing materials, nancial, and moral support in me of need. As a result, Lupe built a complex and broad variety of friends and acquaintances. People, who knew Lupe’s heart, loved and respected her for her faithfulness and perseverance. She was loved and respected by many people, and will be missed.