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Kenneth A. Chandler Obituary

Kenneth A. Chandler Obituary

Kenneth A. Chandler, 81, Cape May, entered into eternal rest Wednesday morning, December 31 at Cooper Medical Center, Camden.


 


Born October 8, 1944, in Philadelphia, he was the son of the late Alfred and Mary (Kramlick) Chandler. After graduating high school, he attended Temple University where obtained his associate's degree and later attended Widener University and graduated with his Bachelor's of Engineering. He worked as a Computer Consultant.


 


Ken loved the water. One of his favorite past times was boating and fishing. He often participated in competitive fishing tournaments including the Ocean Viking Tournament and several Shark and Tuna tournaments. His love of the water led him to become a member of the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary in Aston PA.


 


He also enjoyed wood working. He would take pride in creating many beautiful pieces of furniture for family and friends.


 


Ken and his wife Leona enjoyed the performing arts and would often travel to the theaters to see shows along with their friends. He and Lee were also passionate about their German Shepherds. The two bred and showed their dogs in various dog competitions.  He was the President of Southern New Jersey German Shepherd Dog Club for 25 years.


 


Ken will forever be missed by his wife of 57 years, Leona "Lee" (Gorski); son Justin; grandson Christopher; brother Robert husband of Allison; nephews Brian and Jason; and many dear friends.


 


Funeral services and interment will be private and at the convenience of the family. A celebration of Ken's life will be held in the near future.


 


In lieu of flowers, the family would prefer donations be made in Ken's memory and his courageous battle with prostate cancer to the Love of Linda Cancer Fund www.loveoflinda.org.


 

Kenneth A. Chandler, 81, Cape May, entered into eternal rest Wednesday morning, December 31 at Cooper Medical Center, Camden.


 


Born October 8, 1944, in Philadelphia, he was the son of the late Alfred and Mary (Kramlick) Chandler. After graduating high school, he attended

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