We all lost a person who cared about the people who needed help the most. May you rest in peace.
Posted by Ben & Bettye Worthy on August 9, 2013
To the Chambers Family, I am thankful for your love one, Mr Julius Chambers, who sacrificed to use his skills and knowledge for the Greater Good. He modeled the Hym of those of us marginalized " Do Remember Me" by being a voice for all of us.
Posted by Dorothy Giles Ngongang on August 8, 2013
Dear Chambers Family Members, Thank you for sharing such a remarkable man with all the world.His contributions to the progression of the Civil Rights Movement is historic. Thank you Heavenly Father for Julius Chambers. Rest in Peace. Your work is done. Dr. Caroline L. Lattimore Associate Academic Dean, Duke University (ret.) Durham, NC
Posted by Dr. Caroline L. Lattimore on August 7, 2013
To the Chambers Family, You have my deepest sympathy on the loss of Julius. He was a remarkable attorney, educator, and family man. May God bless each one of you. Sincerely, Alice R. Rhodes (Winston Salem, NC) Retired Educator Charlotte Public Schools
Posted by Alice R. Rhodes on August 7, 2013
My deepest sympathy to the Chambers family members. Julius Chambers used his legal training to fight for justice and equality, and he always carried on that effort with dignity and civility. He was a fine human being and a brilliant lawyer. His public service and his legal career represent the highest and best of the legal profession.
Posted by Pender McElroy on August 7, 2013
What a great a man and what a great legacy! His pathways remind me of what the Psalmist said in Psalm 37:23-24. "The steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord." I am personally eternally grateful.
Posted by Marian Cooper on August 7, 2013
May God bless and be with the family at this time of loss and sorrow. Mr. Chambers was a great leader of the people and will be missed. Thank you Mr. Chambers, for your hard work,dedication, and your fight for the civil rights of African Americans.
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