Dr. William A. Chantry

Chantry family,
Please know that we have fond memories of your family and will miss seeing your daddy. You will be in our prayers these next weeks as you all deal with his loss.
Fondly,
Cliff and Kathy (Davis) Duke

Liz,
I feel like I knew your daddy from your descriptions of him and the great trips you took with your parents. I hope those memories can sustain you and bring you happiness again. I'm thinking of you during these rough days. Please let me know when you're back in Maryland so we can connect.

Elizabeth: I am so sorry to hear about your dad and my friend Bill. I have driven for him so many time to so many places thru the years and also to deliver your new Oldsmobile in MD. We always had some great conversations. He will be greatly missed and always remembered.

Les May, Kinston

Bill and Pat were good friends of my parents. May God bless you during this difficult time and in the days ahead.

Liz,

So sorry to hear about your dad, let me know when you are back in town.

Lizzie, I'm so sorry to hear about your daddy. He was a loyal client of mine. He remembered my every year at Christmas with a nice card & note. He will surely be missed. My thoughts & prayers are with you and your family. Planning to see you tonight. Laura Hussey

Dear Patti and Liz, We are so sorry to hear about your dad. He and your mom were such good friends to my parents, and together, they made life long memories. Just a few weeks ago, I asked them what they're favorite trip had been and they both individually answered, "traveling Europe with your parents." My oldest daughter still remembers going to Kinston Indians games with my parents and your dad. He had an extraordinary life, and I know you will miss him greatly. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Sending you our love and strength.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I am very appreciative of receiving this notice from my paternal uncle, Quentin Haning. We are descendants of Dr. Chantry's aunt, Lillian Chantry Haning. My father was Dr. Chantry's contemporary and, like him, served in WW2 with distinction. I think that I mention this because these sorts of connections, however tenuous, have become increasingly important as I age. The obituary that you have provided is remarkable for its portraiture of a full and extraordinary life. I offer my condolences, but more importantly, my congratulations on having had a father with such wonderful qualities.

so sorry for your loss, we will miss him as well. sending our thoughts and prayers to the family. Sincerely, Angie, Gay & Wanda (Magic Maid)

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.