be inducted into the Nebraska Football Hall of Fame. In 2014, a monument to Chamberlin was dedicated on the grounds of Southern Elementary School in Blue Springs, Nebraska. In 2017, his jersey was retired by the University of Nebraska and his name was added to the north facade of Memorial Stadium. Family and later years Chamberlin was married twice. He married Lucile B. Lees in 1919. They had a daughter, Patricia, born in 1923. Chamberlin and his first wife were divorced. In 1941, he was married to Bernyce Gertrude Weekes. After retiring from football, was a salesman in Cleveland for several years. He returned to Blue Springs in 1932, where he managed his father's farm. In 1948, he moved to Nebraska City, Nebraska, where he owned and operated a Ford-Ferguson agricultural equipment dealership. In 1954 or 1955, he sold the Ford-Ferguson business and moved to Lincoln, Nebraska, where he was employed as a guard at the Nebraska State Reformatory. He retired in 1962. Chamberlin died in 1967 at age 73 in Lincoln, Nebraska. Per Chamberlin's request, his body was cremated, and his ashes were either spread in his hometown, Blue Springs, Nebraska, or placed near the Schiller linden tree north of Architectural Hall on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln campus. Head coaching record References External links Guy Chamberlin Bio (Staley Museum) 1894 births 1967 deaths All-American college football players American football ends American football halfbacks Canton Bulldogs (Ohio League) players Canton Bulldogs coaches Canton Bulldogs players Chicago Cardinals coaches Chicago Cardinals players Chicago Staleys players Cleveland Bulldogs players Cleveland Indians-Bulldogs coaches College Football Hall of Fame inductees Decatur Staleys players Frankford Yellow Jackets coaches Frankford Yellow Jackets players Nebraska Cornhuskers football players Nebraska Wesleyan Prairie Wolves football players People from Gage County, Nebraska Player-coaches Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees Players of American football from Nebraska United States Army officers Chicago Cardinals head coaches