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Matthew Chambers, a 17 year old Senior at Brownsburg High School, who was also a beloved Son, Brother, Uncle, Grandson, Nephew, Classmate & Friend to many, tragically lost his life in a car accident on December 30th, 2015.
Anyone who had the privilege of knowing Matthew knew that he loved life and brought sunshine and LOTS of joy and laughter into the lives of others. Matthew had a heart of gold and was one of the most caring and compassionate people one could ever meet. Matthew, just like the other four Chambers children, was incredibly talented in multiple ways. He could play the violin beautifully. He was in the Orchestra at the Brownsburg High School. He loved culinary arts and was studying for a future in that field at the Ben Davis Area 31 School. He was employed at Dawson's, Too, in Brownsburg, and thoroughly enjoyed his job there. He was always "creating" new things to make in the kitchen for his family to try. Matthew could do all sorts of amazing things, including juggling, along with other various art forms. "Sticks &. Tricks" , as he called it, was one of his best talents & could keep an audience on the edge of their seats for the entire performance!
Matthew loved the Lord and was very involved with his Church and Youth Group at Harmony Baptist of Avon. Matthew was definitely one of a kind and will be sorely missed. Our lives will never be the same. We thank God for the footprint that Matthew left on each of our hearts and we feel extremely blessed for having been a part of his life.
On behalf of the Chambers family, we sincerely thank you, as any donation will help.
Please continue to keep them in your constant prayers during the days and weeks that lie ahead.
Anyone who had the privilege of knowing Matthew knew that he loved life and brought sunshine and LOTS of joy and laughter into the lives of others. Matthew had a heart of gold and was one of the most caring and compassionate people one could ever meet. Matthew, just like the other four Chambers children, was incredibly talented in multiple ways. He could play the violin beautifully. He was in the Orchestra at the Brownsburg High School. He loved culinary arts and was studying for a future in that field at the Ben Davis Area 31 School. He was employed at Dawson's, Too, in Brownsburg, and thoroughly enjoyed his job there. He was always "creating" new things to make in the kitchen for his family to try. Matthew could do all sorts of amazing things, including juggling, along with other various art forms. "Sticks &. Tricks" , as he called it, was one of his best talents & could keep an audience on the edge of their seats for the entire performance!
Matthew loved the Lord and was very involved with his Church and Youth Group at Harmony Baptist of Avon. Matthew was definitely one of a kind and will be sorely missed. Our lives will never be the same. We thank God for the footprint that Matthew left on each of our hearts and we feel extremely blessed for having been a part of his life.
On behalf of the Chambers family, we sincerely thank you, as any donation will help.
Please continue to keep them in your constant prayers during the days and weeks that lie ahead.
Organizer and beneficiary
Richard Chambers
Beneficiary

