Toby Chambliss

Marion Toby Lee Chambliss, 6, passed away on Sunday, November 20, 2005 at 9:35 A.M. at Heartland Regional Medical Center. Toby was born August 15, 1999 in Marion. He was a 1st grade student at Jefferson School in Johnston City. Toby is survived by: Foster Mother Debra Morse of Marion Sister Tiffany Chambliss of Harrisburg Brother Brockton Braddy of Marion Friend of the Family John Harris of Marion Foster Grandparents Carlos & Shelia Morse of Marion Foster Great Grandmothers Evelyn Parini of Marion and Lorene Morse of Marion Foster Uncle Scott Morse of Marion Special Friends: Kenya York, Devann, Kessler, Kirsten & Alley Weeks of Johnston City, Melissa & Christian Zirbel and Noel Dantzler of Crestwood, Pam Athey of Creal Springs, Deeann Mangan, Carol Linke, Carrie Lincoln and Jeri Morse of Marion, Tiffany McQueen and Brandy McCamish of Carterville, Paula Saul of Zeigler, Kim Swain of Sesser, Pat Caraker and Tammy Ninness of Carterville, Scott Ellis of Herrin, Kimber Butler and Heather Tibbs of West Frankfort, Angie Smotherman of Dowell and the Addus Health Care Staff. Preceded by: Adoptive Parents Earl and Linda Chambliss Funeral services will be Tuesday, November 22, 2005 at 2:00 P.M. at Mitchell-Hughes Funeral Home with Rev. Bryan Burge officiating. Burial will follow in Rose Hill Cemetery. Visitation will be Tuesday from 1:00 P.M. until the time of service at the funeral home. Toby was a special child, with many special needs, he was one of Gods angels, sent here as a gift from God to all of us. He touched everyone who knew him a special way, we all learned from him and loved him very much. Although he wasnt with us for very long, what he brought to our lives far surpassed what we gave back to him. We thank God everyday for sending Toby to us and letting us have the privilege to know and love him, if only for a short time. Every moment we spent with Toby was just another blessing. He was truly a Special Angel. Well all miss Toby and his bright smile; hell always have a place in our hearts. We will never forget what he brought to each of our lives. For those who prefer memorials may be given to Cerebral Palsy Foundation. Envelopes will be available at Mitchell-Hughes Funeral Home.