Doris Chamberlin
She was born on September 12, 1919 in Rockton, Illinois to Earl and Etta Prindle. She married Ernest Chamberlin on October 31st, 1925. They spent the next 75 years together until his passing in January 2000. Doris was employed at Badger Ordinance and Yates American as a lift driver until her retirement.
In her spare time, she enjoyed a wide variety of crafts as well as flea marketing, gardening, farming, taking care of a variety of wild animals, and spending time with family and friends. She and her husband also traveled across the country whenever possible.
She is survived by her two daughters, Daisy (Martin) Spangler and Lorraine (Frank) Vodvarka, of Mauston and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Private Family Funeral Services celebrating her life will be Thursday, May 7th at 1:00 with visitation scheduled 1 hour prior. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Roseberry’s Funeral Home and Crematory in Friendship, Wisconsin.
Sincere condolences to Doris’s family. She’s organizing things in Heaven!
I volunteer at Crestview. I enjoyed Doris EVERY TIME I saw her. She had a lot of love to give
Some time ago Doris was really kind to help me out. we were neighbors for many years. It was with her I first seen a wiper-willow. We shared long talks together . Doris was a strong minded woman with a heart not many understood or seen. That old saying really fit Doris’s life. . . ” I did it my way”. I will always carry memories of her for all time.
Condolences to all of her family.
I got to know your mom at Colonial Manor and she was a beautiful soul. She always had a smil
Always wanted to give you a hug or squeeze of your hand just to let you know you were special. Will miss her dearly
I got to know your mom at Colonial Manor and she was a beautiful soul. She always had a smile, rarely you didn’t see her smiling. Always wanted to give you a hug or squeeze of your hand just to let you know you were special. Will miss her dearly
Doris and my mom were good friends for many, many years. Doris and Ernie lived just up the road from us. After my parents moved to California, they kept in touch and my mother frequently bought Doris’ lovely craftwork to sell at flea markets and craft sales along with her own pieces. My condolences to the family.
I have such fond memories of Doris. I Rode to work with her
In the Dells when I was too young to drive We lived close in the
same neighborhood. I Send my love to all.
Doris was a beautiful lady, inside and out. What a joy to have known Doris. Blessings and Peace to her family.