Funeral services will be held at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at the Knopsnyder Mortuary Chapel for Ernest L. Chandler, 72, 1065 Rancho Ave., who died yesterday at a San Bernardino hospital. Interment will follow at Montecito Memorial Park Cemetery.
Mr. Chandler, a native of Arkansas, lived here 19 years.
He was a World War I Veteran and was a member of the Ashlar Masonic Lodge, Sante Fe Masonic Club, World War I Veterans Barracks, Colton Methodist Church and past commander of the Colton VFW.
Mr. Chandler was an agent for the Santa Fe Railroad in Colton for 42 years until his retirement and was active in the Chamber of Commerce, Boy Scouts, and coached softball teams here.
Survivors include his wife, Hazel B.; a son, Cmdr. Donald E. Chandler of Falls Church, Va.; three daughters, Mrs. Alma Bender of San Bernardino, Mrs. Betty Hendrickson of Lancaster, and Mrs. Carol Ripp of San Luis Obispo; and two sisters, Mrs. Lola Needham of Whittier and Mrs. Ethel Loftin of San Gabriel.
Ernest L. Chandler
Services for Ernest L. Chandler were held Saturday at Knopsnyders Mortuary, Colton, with Rev. George Norton of the Methodist Church of Chino officiating.
Military graveside services were at Montecito Memorial Park, conducted by VFW Post 6467 of Colton. Pallbearers were William R. Duke, Claude W. McElwain, Harry Mills, R. P. Hammergrin, Harry Reese and John Larimer. Honorary pallbearers were members of Veterans of World War I, Barracks 193, of Colton.
Mr. Chandler, a native of Arkansas, lived here 19 years.
He was a World War I Veteran and was a member of the Ashlar Masonic Lodge, Sante Fe Masonic Club, World War I Veterans Barracks, Colton Methodist Church and past commander of the Colton VFW.
Mr. Chandler was an agent for the Santa Fe Railroad in Colton for 42 years until his retirement and was active in the Chamber of Commerce, Boy Scouts, and coached softball teams here.
Survivors include his wife, Hazel B.; a son, Cmdr. Donald E. Chandler of Falls Church, Va.; three daughters, Mrs. Alma Bender of San Bernardino, Mrs. Betty Hendrickson of Lancaster, and Mrs. Carol Ripp of San Luis Obispo; and two sisters, Mrs. Lola Needham of Whittier and Mrs. Ethel Loftin of San Gabriel.
Ernest L. Chandler
Services for Ernest L. Chandler were held Saturday at Knopsnyders Mortuary, Colton, with Rev. George Norton of the Methodist Church of Chino officiating.
Military graveside services were at Montecito Memorial Park, conducted by VFW Post 6467 of Colton. Pallbearers were William R. Duke, Claude W. McElwain, Harry Mills, R. P. Hammergrin, Harry Reese and John Larimer. Honorary pallbearers were members of Veterans of World War I, Barracks 193, of Colton.
Funeral services will be held at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at the Knopsnyder Mortuary Chapel for Ernest L. Chandler, 72, 1065 Rancho Ave., who died yesterday at a San Bernardino hospital. Interment will follow at Montecito Memorial Park Cemetery.
Mr. Chandler, a native of Arkansas, lived here 19 years.
He was a World War I Veteran and was a member of the Ashlar Masonic Lodge, Sante Fe Masonic Club, World War I Veterans Barracks, Colton Methodist Church and past commander of the Colton VFW.
Mr. Chandler was an agent for the Santa Fe Railroad in Colton for 42 years until his retirement and was active in the Chamber of Commerce, Boy Scouts, and coached softball teams here.
Survivors include his wife, Hazel B.; a son, Cmdr. Donald E. Chandler of Falls Church, Va.; three daughters, Mrs. Alma Bender of San Bernardino, Mrs. Betty Hendrickson of Lancaster, and Mrs. Carol Ripp of San Luis Obispo; and two sisters, Mrs. Lola Needham of Whittier and Mrs. Ethel Loftin of San Gabriel.
Ernest L. Chandler
Services for Ernest L. Chandler were held Saturday at Knopsnyders Mortuary, Colton, with Rev. George Norton of the Methodist Church of Chino officiating.
Military graveside services were at Montecito Memorial Park, conducted by VFW Post 6467 of Colton. Pallbearers were William R. Duke, Claude W. McElwain, Harry Mills, R. P. Hammergrin, Harry Reese and John Larimer. Honorary pallbearers were members of Veterans of World War I, Barracks 193, of Colton.
Mr. Chandler, a native of Arkansas, lived here 19 years.
He was a World War I Veteran and was a member of the Ashlar Masonic Lodge, Sante Fe Masonic Club, World War I Veterans Barracks, Colton Methodist Church and past commander of the Colton VFW.
Mr. Chandler was an agent for the Santa Fe Railroad in Colton for 42 years until his retirement and was active in the Chamber of Commerce, Boy Scouts, and coached softball teams here.
Survivors include his wife, Hazel B.; a son, Cmdr. Donald E. Chandler of Falls Church, Va.; three daughters, Mrs. Alma Bender of San Bernardino, Mrs. Betty Hendrickson of Lancaster, and Mrs. Carol Ripp of San Luis Obispo; and two sisters, Mrs. Lola Needham of Whittier and Mrs. Ethel Loftin of San Gabriel.
Ernest L. Chandler
Services for Ernest L. Chandler were held Saturday at Knopsnyders Mortuary, Colton, with Rev. George Norton of the Methodist Church of Chino officiating.
Military graveside services were at Montecito Memorial Park, conducted by VFW Post 6467 of Colton. Pallbearers were William R. Duke, Claude W. McElwain, Harry Mills, R. P. Hammergrin, Harry Reese and John Larimer. Honorary pallbearers were members of Veterans of World War I, Barracks 193, of Colton.
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