Sister Betty Candler-Hardmon, the last of J.C. and Betty
Candler’s bunch, was born on a beautiful summer day on July 27, 1966, in
Tallulah, Louisiana. On December 30, 2020, Betty took her wings of glory.
At an early age, Betty was baptized at Mt. Pisby
under the leadership of Reverend King. As she grew in Christ, she joined East
Star Baptist Church, where she was an usher. Betty later attended Pleasant
Grove #2 Missionary Baptist Church under the leadership of Pastor Kemp Burley
until her death. Betty graduated from McCall High School with the class of
1984. She was a faithful worker for many years at the sewing factory. Later,
some years down the line, she worked for many years at Wright Elementary School
Cafeteria before she became sick. In 1996, Betty married the love of her life,
Timothy Hardmon; with this union, six children were born.
Betty was preceded in death by her parents, J.C. and
Betty Candler; her husband, Timothy Hardmon; one sister, Dorothy Faye Kinsey;
and one brother, Robert Candler.
Betty
leaves to celebrate her homegoing and cherish her memories: her children,
Demario Candler, Brittany Candler, Kaneessiah Sanders-Levi (AcQuindus), Roshay
Sanders, Thomas Hardmon, and Di’Onta Allen; 12 grandchildren, Damario, Demaria,
Jamaria, Terrell, Jr., Brielle, Samaria, Blessyn, Christian, E’lana, Jeremiah,
Kassidee, and Khilani; two goddaughters who she loved dearly, Da’Shontay
Wilmore and Anshonette Myles; four sisters, Carolyn Ramos, Jacqueline Phillips,
Connie Candler, and Gracie Taylor; five brothers, Joseph, Gerry, David, Barry,
and Dennis; one godbrother, Tori Thomas; two best friends, Veronica Dunlap and
Wendy Byrd; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and extended family.
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