BAGE A8, KEIZERTIMES, DECEMBER 23, 2016
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obituaries
(Continued from Bage 3)
A. Austin, Katie and JoJo
Morgan built a new friend.
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B. Brynlee Morgan brought
out the shovel.
Karlin ‘Karl’ Floyd Chambers
November 14, 1960 – December 13, 2016
Karlin Floyd Chambers, 56,
passed away Tuesday, Dec. 13.
Karl was born in Salem, OR
to Othniel Robert Chambers
and Ardith Jamie (Jones)
Chambers.
He was the
youngest
of
four children
(though
he
towered above
them all, at
6’5”)
nick-
named K1, K2, K3, and K4.
Raised by a wonderful stay-
at-home mom on Manbrin
Drive N, in Keizer, OR, their
home was a gathering spot for
the neighborhood kids.
Karl began playing violin
at the age of six (following
in the footsteps of his dad)
and quickly progressed to
perform in school orchestras
and, as a teen, in statewide
competitions. He was also
a member of the Liberal
Religious Youth (LRY) group
at the Unitarian Church,
where he participated in
group outings, camping trips,
and service projects.
Karl
graduated
from
McNary High School in 1978
and attended OSU for a short
time.
Karl was a kind soul,
music lover, jokester, punster,
violinist, hat wearer, postcard
enthusiast, unicyclist, and an
avid rootbeer drinker (please
drink one today, in his honor).
He loved catching up and
was
always
happy to see
everyone.
Karl
is
survived
by
his daughter,
Joleen Braasch;
mother Ardith
K. Chambers
Chambers;
siblings, Kath-
ryn “Kathy” (Kadri) Özyurt,
Kalyani “Yani” (Steve) Davi-
son, and Kerry (Jill Morgen-
thaler) Chambers; and family
and friends. He is preceded
in death by his father, Niel
Chambers – may they joke,
pun, and fi nd peace together
again.
Services were held at
the Unitarian Universalist
Church of Salem, OR, on
Sunday, Dec. 18. Assisting
the family is Virgil T. Golden
Funeral Service.
C. Weston Unck appeared to
have used most of the snow
in his yard for a massive
sculpture
D. Rylen Roberts, Addison
DuLong, Callen DuLong and
Treven Roberts get a hug
from their snowman.
Snow days
C
E. Christopher Hall proves
that it’s never too late in the
day to play in the snow.
D
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