Chambrey Leigh Nicholson

On July 9th, 2022, Chambrey Leigh Nicholson entered the arms of Jesus after her long battle with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) at the age of 36. Graveside service will be at 10:00AM Wednesday, July 13, 2022 at Llano Cemetery, located at 2900 S. Hayes St, Amarillo, Tx. Pastor Hal Rogers from Pleasant Valley Church will be officiating. If you would like to send an arrangement to the family/for the service, you can do so through Cox-Rowley Funeral Home or your preferred flower shop.

Chambrey was born June 9th, 1986, in Amarillo, Tx to Kelly Cox and Darce Nicholson. She had a stepfather Wade Cox and a stepmother Tammy Nicholson. Chambrey had two younger brothers, three younger sisters. She married Justin Palomo March of 2005. Together they had three beautiful children Chloe, Shay, Gabriel.

Chambrey was a wife and a homemaker. She enjoyed taking care of her three children: helping with class parties, going to their award ceremonies at school, going to games/practices. As well as, hosting family game nights and barbeques, but most importantly; being there when it mattered most. In her spare time, you could find her picking up something crafty, listening to music, studying the bible, planting flowers, or running with her beloved dog Molly.

Chambrey was a fighter; despite being informed at the age of 24 that she was diagnosed with MS she continued to stand firm in her faith and find peace and comfort through our Lord and Savior. If you have ever had the pleasure of meeting Chambrey then you know she had a way of pulling you in with those big beautiful green eyes and that infectious smile. Having her in your life was a constant reminder to live your life how you want, and to live it to the fullest; a true inspiration for many.

She was preceded in death by her grandmother Cheryl Underhill, her grandfather Hal Nicholson, and her sister Nicki Nicholson.

She is survived by her mother Kelly Cox, her father Darce Nicholson, her brothers Blaine Nicholson and Hunter Cox, her sisters Cheyenne Cox and Darce Nicholson, her children Chloe Palomo, Shay Palomo, and Gabriel Palomo, and her granddaughter Camila Jane, her grandmothers Lita Kay Nicholson, Beverly Robinson, her stepparents Wade Cox and Tammy Nicholson. Survivors also include a host of many aunts, uncles, and cousins who loved her dearly.

She will also be missed by her sweet dog Molly.