Thomas Harold Chambers, III

I was so sorry to learn of Hal’s passing. He was one of “our group” at VT in the 1970s and I’ve always enjoyed catching up with him throughout the years. I was delighted to learn from reading his obituary that Hal has lived a rich, rich life surrounded by children, grand-children, and great-grand-children, certainly the greatest gifts of this life. I can clearly imagine how he must have basked in that love. The world has lost a lovely gentle light. Wishing you comfort in your loss.

So sorry for your loss Harold was a great person I know him and Roy Jr. Is in Heaven rejoicing and telling all those trucking and dog tells Roy Jr Neighbors was my brother best brother in the world miss him more the breath alone

MAY THE PEACE OF GOD, THE LOVE OF JESUS AND THE COMFORT OF THE HOLY SPIRIT REST UPON EACH OF YOU IN ALL SEASONS OF LIFE'S JOURNEY.
DAILY BLESSINGS,
COURTNEY ANDREWS

Hal was held in the highest regard by everyone at HH Moore Trucking and PGT Trucking while employed. He was a kind and gentle man.. Please accept our sincere sympathy.. RIP

This is a tough loss for me. Hal has been a friend since we were classmates. We were proud members of the class of 1970 of ACHS. We had some memorable times together and Hal would visit me at VCU when he was in the Marines and stationed at Quantico Va. It was always good to see Hal. My thoughts are with the family for their loss.

Our deepest sympathy to the family. May your bountiful good memories comfort you at this time and in the days to follow.