James Milton Chandler

FELT YOUR SOFT TOUCH AND HEARD YOUR MOURNFUL CRY. YOU KNOW I WAS LEAVING. YOU HELD ONTO MY HAND, YOUR HEART HEAVY WITH GLOOM, AS I PASSED FROM THIS LIFETIME AND ROSE UP FROM THE ROOM. IT HAPPEN SO QUICKLY; IN THE BLINK OF AN EYE. MY HEART WAS TOO WEAK, NO STRENGTH FOR GOODBYE, YOU SAW IT, I KNOW HOW THE LIGHT DRAINED FROM MY FACE, BUT YOU MISSED HIS GREAT GLORY AS IT LITE UP THE PLACE. I YEARN SO TO HOLD YOU AND SAY IT'S OK, BUT HE TOOK MY HAND AND SAID LET'S BE ON OUR WAY. HE JUST PUT OUT THIS LAMP FOR MY DAWN HAS ARRIVED. THOU I'LL MISS YOU INTENSELY AS I KNOW YOU WILL MISS ME. HE HAS PLACES TO TAKE ME AND WONDROUS THING I SHALL SEE. I'VE BEEN REBORN TO A PLACE YOU CAN'T NOW UNDERSTAND A PLACE OF GLORY AND PEACE NESTLED IN HIS RIGHT HAND. YET I'LL BE WITH YOU ALWAYS ONLY A FAINT BREATH AWAY. MY LOVE SHALL BE WITH YOU EVERY MOMENT EVERY DAY AND ALL THOUGH I DON'T KNOW YET EVERY STEP OF HIS PLAN, REST SECURE IN THE KNOWLEDGE THAT WE WILL MEET AGAIN.


IN MEMORY OF A LOVING
FATHER, PAPA, & BROTHER




JAMES MILTON CHANDLER SR

Born June 8, 1934 in McKinney, Texas to Hobert Chandler & Jewel Woods Chandler he went home to Glory on December 3, 2011 at the age 77 at his home in Dallas, Texas, he was proceded in death by his late wife Emma Jean Chandler.

Children-Janice Chandler, Deborah Walker, Beverly Burger, James Chandler Jr.--7 Grand Children, 15 Great Grand Children.
SISTERS- Alma Jenice Nale of Mckinney, Sonja Ruth Seabolt of Mckinney, & Joy Elaine Sexton of Mississippi.

Memorial service 2:00 p.m. Saturday,December 17,2011,Eastgate Funeral Home.