This was submitted by Amanda Bloomer, Candis daughter, she read that people wanted to know what had taken place with Candis and offered the below Email.

My mom, Candy, developed ovarian cancer in the summer of '06. One day she was cutting the rasberry bushes, outside our house, and she got this strange feeling in her stomach. She thought it was just a pulled muscle. Eventually, she went and got it check out, and they found tumors. She fought through it with many challenges, but she was stonger then most, the doctors said. With the chemo-therapy, her hair fell out. She was kind of nervous about what was going to happen at first, but she figured it was for the best, and went through with it. The best thing about it was that she never asked for help, she was always for putting others before herself. She had a seizure on August 14, 2007. We weren't sure what was going on with her at the time, we thought maybe she had just been making noises in her sleep. Eventually my dad, Kurt Bloomer, called a nurse over to check out everything. She took awhile to come, but she eventually did. My brother, Chance Watcher, and I sat with her crying and hoping everything would be alright. Then my mom stopped making sounds, and I looked over quick and asked the nurse what had happened, and she told me that was her last breath. I was in denial, like how could this be. Her muscles were having spasms from the result of her death, but I was so sure that she was still with us. It was very unexpected, because the doctors had told us that it would be another year or so that she would live. All20three of us sat there crying. We ended up calling almost every person we knew to come over. We held her wake at the Hansen-Lendman Funeral Home. And her funeral was held at First Assembly of God Church. She was buried next to her sister, Missy Ferraton, at Oakwood Cemetery in Somers.

And she wrote this to us a few days before she passed..
"I keep asking myself, 'What do I want to say, or do, now that I know that my condition is terminal?' (approx. 1 year). I've considered writing each of you a letter & then decided that I couldn't, with my neuropathy. Well, I can't say that I'm happy about all that has happened, or is going to happen in the near future. I can say that I trust in my God to have had a plan for me, from the beggining, and whatever that plan is, I know it is the right one. I'll be peaking in from time to time, so you'd better behave yourselves. Kids, make something of yourselves. Do something you enjoy and do it well. Stay close with your families, not like myself. Anyways, be good to eachother, and to yourselves. I want you guys to know how proud I am of you, as far as what kind of people you're turning out to be, so don't dissappoint me in your future, OK? Try to learn from my mistakes, and other's as well. I'm so rry that I didn't have more to leave you guys, but I hope my love was enough. I love you all with all my heart. Don't you ever forget that."