Edward Glen Chandler

1950 ∼ 2018

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Edward Glen Chandler, 67, of Cleveland (Snake River addition) died Sunday, April 1, 2018, at Deerbrook Nursing and Rehab in Humble.

Graveside service will be held on Wednesday, April 4, 2018, at 1:00 P.M. at Holly Grove Cemetery in Livingston, with Reverend Woody Sonnier and Reverend David Stark officiating. The family will be receiving friends also on Wednesday, April 4, 2018, from 10:00 A.M. until 12:30 P.M. at Faith & Family Chapel.

A native of Freeport, TX he had lived in Snake River since 1989. In his younger days, he had worked at K-Mart. He loved his nieces and nephews very much. He had a love for animals, babies, and kids and will be greatly missed.

He is preceded in death by his parents, James Alger Chandler and Bessie Audry Radimiller. Brothers, Walter Chandler and Alvin Chandler. Sisters, Jimmie Fuller, Frances Lynchard, and Estelle Fourniquet. Survivors are his many nieces and nephews and a host of loving friends. Brother-in-laws, O.B. Lynchard of New Caney, and Jr. Fourniquet of Moss Hill.

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E. Sonnier April 2, 2018

Bro. Ed was a faithful member of New Rebecca Church of Moss Hill, Texas. He loved his pastor and his church. He was very tender hearted, believing in the power of prayer, as he would ask for prayer for various members of his family and friends in sickness and for salvation. When asked of assurance of his salvation, he quickly stated he knew where he would spend eternity, “With the Lord Jesus”. He will always be remembered by his brothers and sisters of New Rebecca and Pastor. Once I was told by a member of his family, 'When Ed gets home on Sundays, he preaches Bro Woody's message to us'. Bro. Woody and I will greatly miss the regular phone calls, checking on us even during his illness, leaving a message when we were not home, 'Sis. Woody, this is Ed calling'. He was more concerned over the welfare of others than himself. We will greatly miss him and his saying to Bro Woody, 'Watch it now!'. Our sincerest thoughts and prayers are with the family. With God and putting your trust in the Lord Jesus, the healing will come. Rest in Peace, Bro. Ed. Bro. Woody and Sis. Esther (Sis. Woody)