Celebrating the Life & Legacy of Belinda Chatman

Sunrise: October 2, 1953 — Sunset: July 22, 2026

Belinda Martin Chatman, a proud U.S. Army veteran, devoted mother, and cherished matriarch, entered into eternal rest on July 22, 2026.

Belinda lived a life defined by quiet strength, unwavering faith, and selfless service. As a nurse in the United States Army, she dedicated years of her life to healing and caring for others with profound compassion. Yet above all her accomplishments, her greatest joy was her family. She was a deeply devoted mother who made it her life's mission to ensure her sons were well cared for, protected, and loved.

Guided by her faith and the sacred calling to "Honor thy father and thy mother," her family carried that responsibility together. Each of her sons cared for her in his own special way, sharing the weight with deep devotion, while Jacqueline faithfully supported her through video to shower her with constant love and presence.

Preceded in Death

Belinda is now peacefully reunited in heaven with:

• Her Beloved Husband: Robert Chatman
• Her Parents: Lester Martin and Charlene S. Martin
• Her Brother: Albert R. Martin

Her Legacy of Love

Belinda’s legacy of love, strength, and grace will forever endure through her family:

• Her Sons & Daughters-in-Law: Tory (Angela) Chatman, Cedric (Lanette) Chatman, and Brandon (Jacqueline) Chatman.
• Her Siblings: Carolyn M. Campbell, Joyce M. Covington, Frances M. McManus, Jimmie L. Martin, Audrey M. Dodson, Rodney L. Baker, and Eric D. Martin.
• Her Grandchildren & Great-Grandchild: 6 beloved grandchildren and 1 cherished great-grandson, who brought immeasurable light to her life.
• Extended Family: A wide network of nieces, nephews, extended family, and dear friends.

She will always be remembered for her healing touch, her honorable service to her country, and the unbreakable bond she forged with her boys.

Service Information

A private service will be held to honor Belinda’s life and legacy.

"Honor her for all that her hands have done, and let her works bring her praise at the city gates."— Proverbs 31:31