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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Sep 9, 1941 — Apr 19, 2024
Englewood
Audrey Ulrica Chambers, affectionately known to many as "Momma Audrey" "and "Dedo," was an only child born to the late Essie Simpson (Gaga) and the third child born to Noel Green on September 9th, 1941 in Eltham, St Ann, Jamaica. She attended the Exchange All Age School and trade school where she became a skilled dressmaker. She had her first child, Michael in her teenage years. In 1960, she met and fell in love with Vincent Chambers (deceased) and they later got married. Their union produced seven wonderful children: Duval, Carol, Raymond, Dave (deceased), Garfield, Michelle and Texan.
She was an excellent cook and inherited her baking skills from (Gaga) her mother. She loved people and was very instrumental in the upbringing of many children in her neighborhood. She felt proud when they did well and would boast about their accomplishments like she would her own biological children. She loved dancing, and yes she had some moves. She also loved singing and would, without hesitation, at weddings or anniversary celebrations volunteered herself to sing "May The Good Lord Bless And Keep You." She became a member of Exchange Gospel Assembly, Shekinah House on July 3, 1993. She migrated to the United States in 1996. She worked as a health care provider. Jamaica, the land of her birth, was so loved by her and she never forgot her roots. She would return to her home as often as she could. She would be seen sitting on her veranda and man, woman, boy, girl would stop to talk with her. People would just hear that she's in town and they would bring her ackee, breadfruit, mango, sour sop, tea bush etc. Others would cook scrumptious meals like stew-peas and rice, peas soup and more, just for her. She absolutely loved that. She was a very special lady and was well loved by many. We will hold her close in our hearts and there she will remain until we meet her again.
She is survived by her seven children, Michael (Mikey), Duval (Val), Carol (Sis), Raymond (Dunny), Garfield (Nation), Michelle and Texan, their Spouses, 20 Grandchildren, 23 Great grandchildren, Sisters, Brothers, a host of Nieces and Nephews, other family members and close friends.
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