Candace Fish

Candy Fish, 66, owner of Candy Fish and Associates Real Estate, passed away Thursday, Oct. 23, 2008 at her home in Central Point, OR., after a courageous battle with cancer. Candy was born in Duluth, MN., on Aug. 22, 1942 and moved to the Rogue Valley with her husband Terrence "Terry" Jazdzewski and their three sons in 1967. Candy was a real estate broker, congregant of the Central Point Assembly of God, elected Central Point City Council member, coach for the Timber Products girl softball team, active Eastern Star member, Boy Scout master, member of the Bear Creek Greenway Foundation, member of the Central Point Planning Commission and founding member of the Rogue Valley Sweet Adelines. She enjoyed caring for animals, singing, hunting and fishing. She loved gardening and was well-known for the beautiful roses she tended. Survivors include her mother, Frieda Hall of Central Point, sons Stephen Jazdzewski of Eugene, OR., and Charles Jazdzewski of Seattle, WA.; several stepsons and daughters from the Fish and Rayburn families; sister Patricia Magee, brother Dennis Hall and grandchildren; Alec, Devin, Jonathan, Joseph and Rebekah Jazdzewski. Candy was preceded by her husband Terrence "Terry" Jazdzewski, son Terrence "Butch" Jazdzewski, husband Perry Rayburn, stepson Vince Rayburn, husband Buzz Fish and father Arthur "Art" Hall. She will be laid to rest as Candy L. Jazdzewski at Memory Gardens Memorial Park in Medford with her husband, Terrence and eldest son Terrence. A Memorial service will be held at 11:00 AM on Saturday, Nov. 1, 2008 at the Central Point Assembly of God at 310 N. 10th St.