Rebecca L. Chamberlain

The world was her oyster. Rebecca spent her early adulthood exploring life’s endless possibilities, leaving home at 17 for the allure of the West. She embraced every flavor of life with gusto. At 30, she married Andrew Chamberlain, her one true love. Together, they formed a remarkable duo. Andy’s untimely passing left a void that could never be filled, yet their shared accomplishments remain unforgettable. Rebecca possessed a wealth of talents. A skilled skier, she could have easily claimed Olympic gold had the committee arrived a decade earlier. Her passion for snow knew no bounds, whether in the French Alps, the Rockies, or New England. Additionally, she excelled as a carpenter, welder, stone mason, sailor, mechanic, artist, gardener, chef, and author. Her sharp wit was legendary, capable of bringing smiles even to the grimmest faces. A hard-working woman, Rebecca had a unique knack for problem solving. She often took on roles typically dominated by men, eventually becoming a crane operator until her retirement. Afterward, she joined her sister Victoria in running an equine triage unit for 12 years. The world is a better place for having had Rebecca in it. Those who had the privilege of sharing life with her are far richer for the experience. She leaves behind her sisters Sandra, Wendy, Sally, Susan, and Victoria; her nieces Lisa and Stephanie; and her beloved poodle, Gracie. 

The Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home with Cremation Care is assisting the family.