John Dalton Chambers, III, (Trey) 32, of Cypress, passed away November 14, 2022.  Trey was born March 26, 1990, in Houston, Texas to John D. Chambers, Jr. and Janice Barnette Chambers.

Including his parents, he is survived by his precious wife, Sarah Chambers; four beautiful children, Ryleigh Elise, John Ryder, Ronin Michael, and Ridley Elliot; brother, Benjamin Chambers and wife Corrie; grandparents, John Chambers, Sr. and Beverly Chambers; loving aunts, Suzanne Chambers, and Beverly Chambers Perello and husband Belizario; uncle, Steve Chambers and wife Sheri; first cousins, Connor, Adam & Brittany; wonderful in-laws, Marty and Angela Hoskins; sister-in-law, Maddie Hoskins; and brother-in-law, Andrew Hoskins and wife Sylvia.

Trey grew up on Shaw Rd in Cypress, Texas. He was homeschooled through high school. He played baseball in the Tomball Little League and later for his homeschool high school team, the MTB Mustangs. Trey studied business and marketing at Lone Star College and the University of Houston. After college Trey served as a D.O. with the Harris County Sheriff's Office for four years. He left the HCSO to work in the landscape nursery business with his father-in-law at Landmark Nursery. Trey loved working outside. After gaining several years of experience in the industry Trey joined Lucky Landscape in Katy (now Site One) as the Operations Manager. Trey was respected as a hard worker and a compassionate boss. He was a mentor to many of the young men who worked for him. His leadership and influence will be greatly missed.

In 2008 Trey fell in love with a beautiful girl named Sarah. They joined in marriage on January 3, 2013. Trey adored Sarah, especially her wonderful sense of humor. Together they blessed the family with four beautiful children: Ryleigh, Ryder, Ronin and Ridley. Trey adored his children and was an incredible daddy.

Over the years Trey enjoyed baseball, rock climbing, online video gaming, knife collecting, MMA fights, music and especially writing. He was a gifted writer compiling many journals of his thoughts. Trey had a tender heart, a brilliant mind, a very deep soul and a quick wit. Those who were close to him loved his amazing sense of humor.

Trey's sudden departure has left a huge hole in many hearts and lives. But we find comfort in knowing that he had given his heart to Jesus. His gentle heart and kind ways reflected the Lord in so many ways. We know that we will see him again in a place without pain and tears.

In lieu of flowers a fund had been set up to help Trey's family.