Ann Hill

I´m so sorry to hear of Candy´s passing. She was a ray of sunshine in the darkest point of my life. She encouraged me to live life again when my marriage suffered the same fate as her own. We supported and encouraged one another through the difficult decisions and the process of finding joy again. I credit her wisdom in my navigating that journey with grace and faith. She never let me forget that God was not my father, my ex-husband, or my friends, but God saw me with love and grace that...

Candy was a true blessing in my life. Although I only knew her for a short time while caring for her as her hospice nurse, it felt like I had known her for a lifetime. Candy was warm, loving, and had the sweetest soul. She truly reflected God´s light, and she will forever be in my heart. I will miss her dearly. Love you, Candy, and thank you for touching my life.

The service will be live-streamed using the following link: https://control.resi.io/webplayer/video.html?id=0ebf3f65-dcaa-4ac3-b721-e3f24d145fc0 This is the link you will use to share for those who want to use the live stream. Also, this is the link to use if you want to donate to Nanny´s Memorial Fund at Family Legacy: https://give.familylegacy.com/project/ann-johnson-candy-hill-memorial-fund

Dear Candy's family: As you know Candy was the best bestie and girl from Virginia could have when Skip and I arrived in Dallas in 1992. It was love at first sight...and the adventures began. We skipped out of a boring church deal to go to a movie....that was the first of many. And she taught me so much...from how to make a gift bag look special, to how to arrange flowers, to how to dress up for Dallas (although that never really took). I still have oodles of her handouts...she was a...