Yvonne Rae Chambers – September 22, 2008
Yvonne Rae Chambers (Boehm)
With sadness we announce the sudden passing away of Yvonne, age 49, on
Monday, 22nd of September, 2008 at Steven’s Memorial Hospital, Edmonds
WA.
Survived by her parents Dawn Pierce (Juul), Paul Boehm, her children
Kathrine, Cynthia, and Amanda Chambers, four grand children Angelique,
Andrea, Julian, Shaun and three brothers, Brett,and Steven Boehm,
Brian Rhodes and sister Marilyn Romero. Cremation has taken place.
Yvonne’s memory will always be cherished.
We are not having a formal ceremony. Please remember Yvonne in your
own way. We know that Yvonne meant something special to each of you
and that you were important to her.
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Your girls are all grieving in there own way. I respect them so much.
My children were never supposed to die before me and my grief is coming out in many different ways.
We all love you and are going to have a celebration of life in your honor. I know that you are resting in peace. The turmoil in your life is now gone. Love Mom
When did you leave the path? I don’t remember.
I love you Sis and wish you would have stayed to play. So many memories of our good times growing up and antics as teens have flooded my thoughts lately. You were the good kid and I was the bad one…..and it’s still that way.
Yvonne raised her kids with love and pride and loved all her family until one day an evil came into her life that took her away from us all. I know when she passed she still loved us all.
I want to remember the best times, and I will.
My love and sympathy are with you all. My favorite memory of Yvonne is seeing her in Wenatchee at Grandma Nelson’s house, with two very little girls and pregnant. She was full of energy, so happy, and looking forward to the baby. Such a sweet girl and a loving mom. That’s how I will remember her.
Rest in peace, sweet girl, we’ll meet again.
We love you.
This is the hardest thing ever. Yet I know the best thing to do is keep my head up and keep on chruckin cause thats what mom would want. I’ll cry a million tears for u mom then smile 2 million times more! Love ya always and forever