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JOHN CHAMBERLAIN WAS OPERATIONS MANAGER; 75
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John P. Chamberlain, retired operations manager of New
England Life in Boston, died yesterday at South Shore Hospital in
Weymouth. He was 75 and lived in Hingham.
Mr. Chamberlain retired in 1971 after 43 years with the
company.
Mr. Chamberlain was a Marine veteran of World War II, serving
as a private first class in the South Pacific.
Born in Dedham, he graduated from Dedham High School and
attended Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
He was a memb...
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