Belinda Chambers (Johnson)

Belinda Chambers (Johnson), 74, of Heath, Ohio, passed away on May 11, 2026. Born to Oscar Lee Johnson and Kathleen D. Gardner, Belinda was a lifelong member of the Grove City community. Her father, Oscar Lee, served as a police officer in Grove City. Belinda graduated from Grove City High School and continued her education at Paul C. Hayes Technical School.

A talented and dedicated professional, Belinda was well-known in Grove City as a skilled beautician. She took great pride in owning her own business and home in Galloway, Ohio, and spent many years serving her loyal clients at Hair Works on Broadway. Her creative touch and warm spirit made her a fixture in the local beauty community.

Belinda was a woman of deep faith and a quiet, spiritual heart. She found peace in the beauty of the Tennessee mountains, which will be featured on her final resting place. While her greatest joy was her family, she was always close in heart to her cherished granddaughter and great-grandson.

Belinda is now at peace, reunited with her beloved sister who was like a mother to her Shelvajean Antle. Also preceding her in death, siblings: Gene Antle, Michael Antle, Mark Antle, Marlina Williams, Cathy J. Williams and her siblings Don Countryman, Marvin Johnson, Gerald (Jerry) Johnson, and Verna Lee Rivera (Johnson). As well as former husband, Jeff Chambers.

She is survived by her only child; Tina Marie (William) Griffith (Chambers), step-grand-daughter; Alana Griffith, step-grandson; Thomas Griffith, Granddaughter; Madison Marie Jenkins, Great-grandson; Beau Jenkins. As well as nephews; James (Debbie) Tindle, Chad Tindle, Mark Tindle, Joe Williams and Great-nephew David Williams. 

Belinda will be remembered as a bright, sparkling star in the evening sky, sending her eternal motherly love down to the family she adored. A song to my best friend and beautiful mother. “All My Tears Be Washed Away” Song by Mark Bishop, When I go, don't cry for me for in my Father's arms I'll be the wounds this world left on my soul We'll all be healed, and I'll be whole the sun and moon will be replaced With the light of Jesus face and I will not be ashamed for the Savior knows my name. It don't matter where you bury me cause I'll be home, and I'll be free It don't matter where I lay all my tears be washed away gold and silver blind the eye temporary riches of life come and eat from heaven's store, come and drink and thirst no more. Do not weep for me, my friend When my time below does end for my life belongs to Him who will raise the dead again. It don't matter where you bury me cause I'll be home and I'll be free It don't matter where I lay.

All my tears be washed away When death comes to call on you Hope the Lord knows your name, too?