William's mother's maiden name was Somers.
Pasadena Star News – Nov. 20, 1969
Candee Services Set Friday
Services for William Horace Candee, real estate broker and income tax consultant in Pasadena and Altadena for 24 years, will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at Mountain View Cemetery.
Mr. Candee, a resident of Altadena for 29 years, died at his home Tuesday.
He came to California at nine from Omaha, Neb., living for a time with his grandparents on their orange orchard in San Diego County.
He graduated from Hollywood High School, attended USC and became an associate with his father who was manager of the Bank of El Cajon and later of the Bank of Huntington Park.
Later, he worked for the Los Angeles County Welfare Bureau and for several years during World War II he was employed by the Internal Revenue Service.
In recent years, Mr. Candee became an oil painter and his works were on exhibit at local banks and savings and loan firms and at the St. Mark's Episcopal Church where he was a member. He also had works in the Altadena and Pasadena art shows.
He was one of the five remaining living charter members of the Huntington Elks Lodge No. 1415 and a past exalted ruler of that lodge, where he retained a life membership.
He is survived by his widow, Marcella; a daughter, Janice Jewsbury of Glendale; two sons, William L. Candee of Palo Alto and Gordon Candee of Sacramento and two grandsons, Steve and Allen Candee.
Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or the memorial fund of the St. Mark's Episcopal Church.
Pasadena Star News – Nov. 20, 1969
Candee Services Set Friday
Services for William Horace Candee, real estate broker and income tax consultant in Pasadena and Altadena for 24 years, will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at Mountain View Cemetery.
Mr. Candee, a resident of Altadena for 29 years, died at his home Tuesday.
He came to California at nine from Omaha, Neb., living for a time with his grandparents on their orange orchard in San Diego County.
He graduated from Hollywood High School, attended USC and became an associate with his father who was manager of the Bank of El Cajon and later of the Bank of Huntington Park.
Later, he worked for the Los Angeles County Welfare Bureau and for several years during World War II he was employed by the Internal Revenue Service.
In recent years, Mr. Candee became an oil painter and his works were on exhibit at local banks and savings and loan firms and at the St. Mark's Episcopal Church where he was a member. He also had works in the Altadena and Pasadena art shows.
He was one of the five remaining living charter members of the Huntington Elks Lodge No. 1415 and a past exalted ruler of that lodge, where he retained a life membership.
He is survived by his widow, Marcella; a daughter, Janice Jewsbury of Glendale; two sons, William L. Candee of Palo Alto and Gordon Candee of Sacramento and two grandsons, Steve and Allen Candee.
Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or the memorial fund of the St. Mark's Episcopal Church.
William's mother's maiden name was Somers.
Pasadena Star News – Nov. 20, 1969
Candee Services Set Friday
Services for William Horace Candee, real estate broker and income tax consultant in Pasadena and Altadena for 24 years, will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at Mountain View Cemetery.
Mr. Candee, a resident of Altadena for 29 years, died at his home Tuesday.
He came to California at nine from Omaha, Neb., living for a time with his grandparents on their orange orchard in San Diego County.
He graduated from Hollywood High School, attended USC and became an associate with his father who was manager of the Bank of El Cajon and later of the Bank of Huntington Park.
Later, he worked for the Los Angeles County Welfare Bureau and for several years during World War II he was employed by the Internal Revenue Service.
In recent years, Mr. Candee became an oil painter and his works were on exhibit at local banks and savings and loan firms and at the St. Mark's Episcopal Church where he was a member. He also had works in the Altadena and Pasadena art shows.
He was one of the five remaining living charter members of the Huntington Elks Lodge No. 1415 and a past exalted ruler of that lodge, where he retained a life membership.
He is survived by his widow, Marcella; a daughter, Janice Jewsbury of Glendale; two sons, William L. Candee of Palo Alto and Gordon Candee of Sacramento and two grandsons, Steve and Allen Candee.
Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or the memorial fund of the St. Mark's Episcopal Church.
Pasadena Star News – Nov. 20, 1969
Candee Services Set Friday
Services for William Horace Candee, real estate broker and income tax consultant in Pasadena and Altadena for 24 years, will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at Mountain View Cemetery.
Mr. Candee, a resident of Altadena for 29 years, died at his home Tuesday.
He came to California at nine from Omaha, Neb., living for a time with his grandparents on their orange orchard in San Diego County.
He graduated from Hollywood High School, attended USC and became an associate with his father who was manager of the Bank of El Cajon and later of the Bank of Huntington Park.
Later, he worked for the Los Angeles County Welfare Bureau and for several years during World War II he was employed by the Internal Revenue Service.
In recent years, Mr. Candee became an oil painter and his works were on exhibit at local banks and savings and loan firms and at the St. Mark's Episcopal Church where he was a member. He also had works in the Altadena and Pasadena art shows.
He was one of the five remaining living charter members of the Huntington Elks Lodge No. 1415 and a past exalted ruler of that lodge, where he retained a life membership.
He is survived by his widow, Marcella; a daughter, Janice Jewsbury of Glendale; two sons, William L. Candee of Palo Alto and Gordon Candee of Sacramento and two grandsons, Steve and Allen Candee.
Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or the memorial fund of the St. Mark's Episcopal Church.
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