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Dora Jo Chambers Byrnside

Birth	:	19 Dec 1919
Death	:	3 Jan 2010
Burial	:	Stellawood Cemetery and Crematorium, Durban, eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa
Coordinate	:	-29.8863300, 30.9774100
Description	:	Dora Jo Byrnside It is with great sadness that we note the passing of our dear mother, Dora Jo Chambers Byrnside. She died peacefully at her residence in Maryville, Tenn., on Sunday, Jan. 3, 2010. Mother, 90 years young, was born in Danville, on Dec. 19, 1919, and was the daughter of the late Albert B. and Ella Hopkins Chambers. Her sibling, Julia C. Ball, also predeceased her. Other family predeceasing her include her husband, Fred L.; son, Robert A.; and son-in-law, John B. Thompson. Mother graduated from Scott High School and Marshall College with the class of '41. She began her career... Read More	Dora Jo Byrnside It is with great sadness that we note the passing of our dear mother, Dora Jo Chambers Byrnside. She died peacefully at her residence in Maryville, Tenn., on Sunday, Jan. 3, 2010. Mother, 90 years young, was born in Danville, on Dec. 19, 1919, and was the daughter of the late Albert B. and Ella Hopkins Chambers. Her sibling, Julia C. Ball, also predeceased her. Other family predeceasing her include her husband, Fred L.; son, Robert A.; and son-in-law, John B. Thompson. Mother graduated from Scott High School and Marshall College with the class of '41. She began her career as a home economist, employed by Appalachian Power Company, in Logan. A military veteran, she enlisted in the U.S Army (WAC) during World War II and proudly served four years in the South Pacific arena. Following the war, Mother and our father, a career naval officer, were married in 1946. They traveled extensively, living in many states and abroad, due to Daddy's military transfers. After his retirement from the Navy, they settled "back home" in Danville, W.Va., in 1955, where Mother enjoyed life at home raising her four children. The majority of Mother's teaching career, which began after all children were in school, was spent as librarian at Scott High School, where she nurtured, counseled, and endeared herself to many, many students throughout the years. Her dedication to her chosen profession and the betterment of all led to the fulfillment of her lifelong dream of making a difference and enriching the lives of others. Many will remember Mother for her quick wit and never ending desire to help everyone. Following her retirement from teaching in 1986, she lived in Belleair Bluffs, Fla., and then Maryville, Tenn. She was a member of Madison United Methodist Church, the Boone County Retired Teachers Association, and Madison Chapter 121 of the Order of the Eastern Star. She was also a lifelong member of the Madison VFW. Mother is survived by us, her children, Fred, and wife, Emma, of Danville, W.Va., Ellajo Thompson of Knoxville, Tenn., and Lois Byrnside of Dunedin, Fla. Her grandchildren and great-grandchildren include Russell Byrnside, wife, Lara, and daughter, Madeline, of Georgia, Neil Byrnside, wife, Brandy, and children, Blair, Lauren and Lincoln, of West Virginia, Joelle Mitchell, husband, Harvey, and children, Quinn and Amelia, of Kentucky, Byron Walker, wife, Shannon, and son, Julian of Texas, Juliane Burdette, husband, Jeremy, and daughters, Olivia and Emma, of Alabama, Dr. Valerie Byrnside and fiancé, Mike, of Colorado and Andrea Hill, husband, Keith, and son, Cameron, of Virginia. Mother's life was an example to others of her love of God, family, friends, church, and country. We will always love her, cherish our memories of her, and forever hold dear the words she lived by "…for the greatest of these is Love." There will be a memorial graveside service accompanied by a VFW military service Saturday, April 3 at 11 a.m. at Boone Memorial Cemetery. Click Funeral Home's Farragut Chapel, 11915 Kingston Pike, Farragut, Tenn., is serving the Byrnside family.

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Dora Jo Chambers Byrnside's memorial is located at: Stellawood Cemetery and Crematorium, Durban, eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa.
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Dora Jo Chambers Byrnside death on 3 Jan 2010 in
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Latitude: -29.8863300
Longitude: 30.9774100

Family Members:

Parent

Albert Buford Chambers

(1880 - 1968)

Ella Mabel Hopkins Cook

(1888 - 1972)

Spouse

Fred Lincoln Byrnside

(1913 - 1980)

Siblings

Julia Chambers Ball

(1916 - 1975)

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Durban, eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa
Coordinate: -29.8863300, 30.9774100

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Coordinate: -29.9142000, 30.9742000

3. St. Barnabas Anglican Church Memorial Wall
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Coordinate: -29.9104000, 31.0147330

4. West Street Cemetery
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6. Jacobs Concentration Camp Memorial Site
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7. Hillary Cemetery
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Coordinate: -29.8915500, 30.9244100

8. St. Thomas’ Churchyard
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Coordinate: -29.8413120, 30.9955990

9. St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church Memorial Wall
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10. St. Paul’s Anglican Churchyard
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Coordinate: -29.8572750, 31.0257290

11. Durban Military Cemetery
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Coordinate: -29.8526100, 31.0228000

12. Memorial at Old Fort Durban
Durban, eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa
Coordinate: -29.8509740, 31.0256310

13. Sydenham Cemetery
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Coordinate: -29.8268800, 30.9723400

14. Gijima Cemetery
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Coordinate: -29.9502300, 30.9290400

15. Stamford Hill Cemetery
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Coordinate: -29.8159700, 31.0255900

16. Umgeni River Mouth Muslim Cemetery
Durban, eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa
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17. Dick King Graveyard
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Coordinate: -29.9885120, 30.9246630

18. St John The Baptist Anglican Church Cemetery
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Coordinate: -29.8187400, 30.8656430

19. Red Hill Cemetery
Red Hill, eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa
Coordinate: -29.7698600, 31.0288460

20. Ashley Cemetery
Pinetown, eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa
Coordinate: -29.8311500, 30.8364600

21. Mariannhill Monastery Cemetery
Mariannhill, eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa
Coordinate: -29.8472710, 30.8268000

22. NG Kerk Krantzloof Gedenktuin
Durban, eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality, South Africa
Coordinate: -29.7952600, 30.8064620

23. Amanzimtoti Methodist Church Memorial Wall
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Coordinate: -30.0603530, 30.8764758

24. Cato Ridge Methodist Churchyard
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Coordinate: -29.7344000, 30.5872670