Candace Webb Krall

Widowed

Mitchell born 1989; Bailey born 2004; Ava born 2006; Ashtyn born 2008; Noah born 2008; Connor born 2000 and Grady born 2002.

Deceased

Attended grade school and junior high school in Bremerton - moved to Spokane in 1960 and attended Lewis and Clark.

University of Washington for 4 years with a degree in Education and Spanish; attended CWU to obtain my teaching certification for K-8. Already was certified to teach 8-12th grades. Studied at the University of Madrid for a quarter in 1966. Lifetime Substitute Teaching Certificate-also taught Spanish to elementary students through a private company for the Issaquah School District. Pledged Sigma Kappa sorority as a freshman.

Played #1 girls singles tennis at LC for 3 years - won the Inland Empire High School championship all three years-went to U of W and played #1 singles tennis-finished runner-up in the AAWU tourney in 1965 which included all the Oregon, Washington and California state colleges. Was active in Spanish Club, Ski Club and Adelantes at LC. Loved all 3 years at LC-great teachers and mentors, inspiring leaders and memorable classmates. My memories at LC are forever etched in my mind and I feel very blessed to have been part of the Lewis and Clark history. Go Tigers!!!

My husband and I retired to the Methow Valley in 1994 - he retired from the Issaquah School District after 30 years of teaching and we wanted to relocate to "sunny eastern Washington." I substitute taught there and also ran a hotel/motel reservations bureau. We had a log home on the Methow River with over 2 acres and we consistently had wildlife in our yard. It was a beautiful setting. My husband's medical challenges forced us to move where there was superb medical care so we moved to Spokane in 2002 and lived up in Nine Mile Falls until 2007. I worked as a recruiter/headhunter for 7 years for Humanix Staffing and then accepted a job with ESD in 2009 and am still working for the state. My husband and I go to Maui every year if possible and will continue to enjoy that as long as our health allows. We love cats and have had up to 8 at one time;but we now have only 2. I am thrilled to be back in Spokane as I have always considered this as my "forever home." Update: my beloved husband passed away unexpectedly on March 20, 2014 from sepsis. I miss him terribly.

I am still transitioning into the “widow” role as my husband passed away 6 months after the 50th reunion. I retired from the State of Washington on June 30, 2016 and have really loved not waking up to any alarm. I am volunteering once a week at the Providence Medical Park in the valley working at the information desk; I also play bridge 2 or 3 times per week; and in September, 2017 I went on an Alaskan cruise with a dear friend. Hoping to experience more cruises in the future.

Playing tennis, bridge -doing crossword puzzles - taking long walks or bike riding. Spending time with the grandchildren whenever I want.

Yes

Spain, England, France, Switzerland, Germany, Portugal and Italy - Hawaii and Canada also. Just went on an Alaskan cruise this past September.