Candace Anderson Huschle

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Candace Anderson Huschle passed away peacefully at her home in Independence, MO on July 7, 2021. Candace “Candy” is retired from the oil and gas industry. Candy spent several of her retirement years as a hospice volunteer. She was an animal lover and a true giver.

Candace is survived by: husband, Frank Huschle; sons, James Keck and David Keck; step-children, Jason Huschle, Kimberly Henry, and Amanda Huschle; and brother, James Anderson.

There will be no services at this time. There will be a private gathering after her headstone is placed at a later date for close family and friends.

If you wish to honor Candy’s giving life, you can donate to Wayside Waifs Animal Shelter or Drumm Farm Center For Children.

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  1. Judy Shrimpton Carlson on July 8, 2021 at 6:25 pm

    So sorry for your loss. I went to high school with Candy. Special woman.



  2. Cherie Thompson on July 8, 2021 at 6:30 pm

    Very sorry to hear this Frank. We loved both you and Candy.



  3. Bethany Kelly on July 8, 2021 at 6:49 pm

    I am so sorry to hear about this. She was an amazing mom to two amazing sons! My heart goes out to all of you.



  4. Ruthie Morgan on July 9, 2021 at 11:09 am

    I am so incredibly sorry to hear about this. I know Candy faced her illness with such grace and determination – She will be missed by so many. Candy and I grew up two doors away from each other – We spent MANY days together – walking to Hale Cook and playing in our yards. I have such fond memories of her and her family. RIP my dear friend.



  5. Robert Cobb on July 9, 2021 at 3:45 pm

    I am so sorry, Frank and boys. Candy and I worked together at Grant Prideco and we became fast friends. She was so much fun and very intelligent. Whether we talked about work, kids or politics, every conversation was uplifting, often humorous and always inspiring. Connecting with her on facebook and keeping in touch by exchanging Christmas cards was a truly a blessing after you all moved to Independence.
    Candy was respected for her knowledge, work ethic and as a giving person by so many. She will be missed.



  6. John Baker on September 9, 2022 at 1:06 pm

    Frank,

    I’m so sorry to learn of Candy’s passing. My wife was “the other Candy.” Just recalling our trip with y’all to Odessa and the laughs we shared in Independence (“Table for Candy”) She was such a kind and fun person.
    I was just calling Jim to let him know my Candy passed too. I guess the party can now be seated. My condolences for your loss. Live every day to the fullest. Love is forever.



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