Birth date: May 28, 1951 Death date: Jun 15, 2016
Candace J. Ullberg (nee Krueger), of Delran, passed away suddenly on June 15, 2016. Born in St. Louis, MO, she was 65 years old. Candace was the loving mother of Scott, Wendy, and Adam Ullberg. Dear sister of Pam Porvaznik and Ki Read Obituary
Scott, Wendy Adam and Family,
My family and I were so very sorry and saddened to hear of your loss. Candy was such a nice person. We always enjoyed talking with her whenever we saw her at the swim club. She will be missed but not forgotten. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Love,
Sean Theis & Family
I am so sorry for your loss. Candy was a high school friend who was always so much fun! We kept in touch on and off - thanks to Facebook. I will miss her comments and photos. What a beautiful, lively person.
Cheryl Lenger Hemann
Candy was my neighbor in SummerHill for many years (we both bought our condos when they were first built), and of course I knew her before that growing up in Delran.
She was always so outgoing and friendly, she was a fixture on our street--she never met a stranger, she chatted with everyone! I used to smile whenever I'd see her catching some sun on the landing of her third floor unit's stairwell, chatting away on her phone. We will miss her very much, and I pray that Scott, Wendy, Adam, and all of her family will know that we will never forget her. I am praying for all of you in this difficult time.
Lori Napoli
Dear Wendy, Scott and Adam,
I was so sorry to hear of your mom's sudden and untimely passing. Though I didn't spend more than a few hours with Candy, it was a pleasure meeting you all as a family when we had dinner during your visit to New York. Your mom was very proud of all of you and spoke with Kim often to share what was happening in your lives. Your family has suffered a great loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Sincerely,
Lisa Weston
Dear Scott, Wendy and Adam:
I was so sorry to hear about your Mother. I have many memories of her. She loved her sporty little convertible and her runs through Tenby Chase. Did she ever miss a day? During our times together at Tots Nursery School, she was always upbeat and friendly. I remember her saying that she made a point to compliment someone when she noticed the smallest kind gesture or an important accomplishment. Her words have stuck with me through the years as excellent advice to follow. I hope wonderful memories sustain you during this time.
Holly Pearson
Will fondly remember Candy from OLP days. I was always jealous of her tan as I would always burn. Who coul forget her amazing eyes! RIP Candy. You are in Mayberry Heaven
I'm so sorry for your loss however I would like to remember the her on Long Beach island taking up some sun or riding in her jeep. She loved to live life and enjoyed it. May we find comfort that she is still smiling. Miss you Janett friend from YMCA
Lots of fun memories of Candy over the years. Back in the early 80's, we would play racquetball at 7:00 AM, before I opened my office. Of course, she had already completed her morning run by then. She usually beat me.
In the mid 90's, I was working as a part-time ski instructor at Camelback. Candy came up on a Saturday to ski for the day. I was hoping to ski a lot with her, but it was a busy day, and I had to teach all day starting at about 10:30. I felt really bad, but it didn't seem to phase Candy at all. She ordered a beer out on the deck and sat in the sun talking to strangers. By the end of the day, typical Candy, she had made a whole new group of friends.
Tenby chase swim club won't be the same without you Candy. I will miss our talks about Brad and Angelina, Jennifer Aniston, and any other Hollywood star in the gossip magazines. You always had the inside scoop! You were full of life and lived life to the fullest. You will be missed.
