This Guestbook has been created as a tribute to
Mary Elizabeth Peyton Chambers

Jane, Rob and Curtis,
We are so sorry to hear of your mom/grandmother's passing. She was a wonderful, caring person.
She also a great quick wit as well as words of wisdom.
I'm sure you have many, many good memories to comfort you.
My sympathy to you all.
robin and family (Hanover, NH)

Many thanks and appreciation for all Mary did for the state of NH, in a strong and caring manner.
Eileen Brady (Manchester NH)


Mary was the most admirable woman I have met in my political life. She taught me preserverance, courage, hope and kindness. My thanks to the family for sharing her with us all. My prayers and thoughts are with you at this difficult time.
Katherine Rogers (Concord, New Hampshire)

My deepest sympathy to the family of Mary. She was a pleasure to work with at the Lottery Commission.
I have nothing but pleasant memories of her leadership and friendship.
Richard Campbell (New Boston, NH)

Jane, Jim, Hank and Families-
Our deepest sympathies on the loss of your mother.
All who met Mary were blessed by her courage, dignity,and ever-present kindness.
Good Night, Sweet Lady. May Angels Sing Thee to Thy Rest.
Lisa Palmer and Dan Drew (Plainfield NH)


Jane, Rob, Curtis, Jim and Hank -
We were so sorry to hear about Mary's passing. Your Mom was a wonderful soul and will be greatly missed. She and Bert are together now once again and will watch over you. You all are in our thoughts and prayers.
Justin, Sue, Ryan, Jock and Dolores (Alexandria, VA)


It was extremely saddening to hear of West Virginia's greatest gift to New Hampshire's death. I came to the legislature the same year Mary did and served with her for three terms. Her passion for the poor and disenfranchised was unsurpassed. She understood people who will never hold public office, attain celebrity or garner wealth. She knew education was the key to both individual and societal success. Her death leaves a substantial void in a contentious, shrill and often superficial political world. She was none of those things; it was about substance and achievement. You will be missed.
Rod O'Connor (Falls Church VA)


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